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Making Information Matter Map1 #146269 This is an open exploration of ways to build a "Knowosphere," a global network and tool kit aimed at making information matter -- getting the right idea or mind to the right place at the right time to improve prospects for fitting human aspirations on a finite planet.
Related post on Dot Earth: Building a Knowosphere, One Cable and Campus at a Time. Short Link to this map: http://debategraph.org/knowosphere

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Making Information MatterMaking Information Matter☜This is an open exploration of ways to build a Knowosphere, a global network and tool kit aimed at making information matter -- getting the right idea or mind to the right place at the right time to improve prospects for fitting human aspirations on a finite planet.☜F1CEB7

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Building the Knowosphere »Building the KnowosphereBuilding the Knowosphere☜Envisioning a new kind of online hub and toolkit that links like-minded individuals, schools, businesses, museums and other institutions focused on collaborative learning and experimentation (and allows them to engage in constructive, reasoned dialogue with others who share different perspectives).☜FFB597

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How can new communication tools foster progress on a finite planet? »How can new communication tools foster progress on a finite planet?How can new communication tools foster progress on a finite planet?☜Conventional media are shrinking while options for directly sharing and shaping ideas -- including tools like Debategraph -- are explosively expanding. Its a great time for scientists, scholars, students and their institutions to dive in and experiment. See related links.☜FFB597

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Sustainable Development Goals Elements Applied to MVSM »Sustainable Development Goals Elements Applied to MVSMSustainable Development Goals Elements Applied to MVSM☜Elements are associated with goals and group these in ways that may help with delivery.☜FFFACD

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Link[1] Fostering Progress on a Finite (and Budget Strapped) Planet

Author: Andrew C. Revkin - Dot Earth
Cited by: David Price 7:08 AM 27 March 2012 GMT
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http://dotearth.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/02/14/fostering-progress-on-a-finite-and-budget-strapped-planet/

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My goal under my academic hat is to start building an online learning environment, for lack of a better phrase, aimed at fostering reasoned, constructive discourse to shape and share ideas that can potentially smooth the human journey over the next few decades.

Link[2] Building a ‘Knowosphere,’ One Cable and Campus at a Time

Author: Andrew C. Revkin - Dot Earth
Cited by: David Price 7:18 AM 27 March 2012 GMT
Citerank: (1) 146275Building the KnowosphereEnvisioning a new kind of online hub and toolkit that links like-minded individuals, schools, businesses, museums and other institutions focused on collaborative learning and experimentation (and allows them to engage in constructive, reasoned dialogue with others who share different perspectives).8FFB597
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http://dotearth.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/01/04/welcome-to-the-knowosphere/

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Now here’s my broader take on what I’ve begun calling the “knowosphere” — a word intentionally echoing the more allegorical “noosphere,” the “planet of the mind” of Vladimir Vernadsky and Pierre Teilhard de Chardin. Whatever term you use, it’s clear that the world is quickly being knitted by new ways to share observations and shape ideas that are bound to have profound impacts on the quality of the human journey. (“Knowosphere” has also been used by Larry Kilham, an entrepreneur and inventor who has been writing about how to remain innovative in the age of Google.)

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