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EC Consultation: "Opening Up Education - a proposal for a European Initiative to enhance education and skills development through new technologies"

by J.C. DE MARTIN

*Public consultation on "Opening Up Education - a proposal for a European Initiative to enhance education and skills development through new technologies" End date: * 14-11-2012 http://ec.europa.eu/dgs/education_culture/consult/open_en.htm Allego, per comodità, il questionario in formato PDF. juan carlos --------------------- Consultation on "Opening up Education -- a proposal for a European Initiative to enhance education and skills development through new technologies" Title Public Consultation on "Opening up Education -- a proposal for a European Initiative to enhance education and skills development through new technologies" Policy fields Education Target groups All stakeholders affected by education and training policies and systems, including school education, vocational education and training, higher education and adult education. Contributions are expected from public authorities, organisations and citizens. Period of consultation From *13 August 2012* to *13 November 2012 * Objective of the consultation The objective of the consultation is to explore the perceived need - mainly but not exclusively among education and training stakeholders -- for EU action to promote the use of Open Educational Resources (OER) and of ICT in education. New technologies, in particular the internet, together with globalisation and the emergence of new education providers, are radically changing the way people learn and teach. Open access to education resources offers an unprecedented opportunity to enhance both excellence and equity in education. The EU aims to help both individual learners and education and training institutions in Member States to benefit from these opportunities and to increase their contribution to society. In the last quarter of 2012, the Commission will present a Communication on Rethinking Skills aiming to increase the quantity, quality and relevance of skills supply for higher economic and social outcomes. This will, among other actions, announce a new EU Initiative on "Opening up Education": a proposal to exploit the potential contribution of ICTs and Open Educational Resources (OER) to education and skills development. This new EU initiative on "Opening up Education" will be the topic of a subsequent Communication in mid-2013. How to submit your contribution We welcome contributions from citizens, organisations and public authorities: If you are a *Registered organisation*, please indicate the name and address of your organisation and your Register ID number on the first page of your contribution. Your contribution will then be considered as representing the views of your organisation. If your organisation is not registered, you have the opportunity to If your organisation is not registered, you have the opportunity to Register <https://webgate.ec.europa.eu/transparency/regrin/welcome.do?locale=en#en> now. Responses from organisations not registered will be published separately. Received contributions will be published on the Internet. It is important to read the specific privacy statement <http://ec.europa.eu/dgs/education_culture/documents/consult/openprivacy_en.…> pdf - 59 KB [59 KB] attached to this consultation for information on how your personal data and contribution will be dealt with. View the consultation document <http://ec.europa.eu/dgs/education_culture/documents/consult/open_en.pdf> pdf - 45 KB [45 KB] View the questionnaire <http://ec.europa.eu/yourvoice/ipm/forms/dispatch?form=OpeningUpEducation> Contact details *Responsible service*: Directorate General for Education and Culture, Unit A2 *E-mail*: EAC-A2-PUBLIC-CONSULTATION(a)ec.europa.eu <mailto:EAC-A2-PUBLIC-CONSULTATION@ec.europa.eu> *Postal address*: European Commission Directorate-General Education and Culture Unit A2 -- Skills and Qualification MADO 9/60 B- 1049 Brussels

Oct. 23, 2012

Re: [nexa] *****SPAM***** Re: Commissione Giustizia Senato - approvato "ammazza-internet"

by Guido Scorza

Marco, magari! Ce l'ho di carta (inutile commentare i nostri servizi parlamentari!)...se arrivo ad uno scanner lo posto! Per ora vi mando il testo dell'emendamento incriminato che, anche se con numerazione diversa, è quello approvato (oltre all'obbligo dio rettifica): 2.0.2 VALENTINO Dopo l'articolo, aggiungere il seguente: «Art. 2-bis. (Misure a tutela del soggetto diffamato o del soggetto leso nell'onore e nella reputazione) 1. Fermo restando il diritto di ottenere la rettifica o l'aggiornamento delle informazioni contenute nell'articolo ritenuto lesivo dei propri diritti, l'interessato può chiedere ai siti internet e ai motori di ricerca l'eliminazione dei contenuti diffamatori o dei dati personali trattati in violazione della presente legge. 2. L'interessato, in caso di rifiuto o di omessa cancellazione dei dati, ai sensi dell'articolo 14 del decreto legislativo n. 70 del 2003 può chiedere al giudice di ordinare ai siti internet e ai motori di ricerca la rimozione delle immagini e dei dati ovvero inibirne l'ulteriore diffusione. 3. In caso di morte dell'interessato, le facoltà ed i diritti di cui al comma 2 possono essere esercitati dagli eredi o dal convivente. 4. In caso di inottemperanza all'ordine impartito ai sensi del comma 2, il giudice può applicare nei confronti dei soggetti responsabili la multa da 5.000 a 100.000 euro e disporre la rimozione del contenuto illecito o del dato personale trattato illecitamente. 5. Nell'applicare le sanzioni di cui al comma 4 il Giudice tiene conto della gravità della violazione e del grado di lesione del diritto alla riservatezza. 6. Se il fatto commesso da una persona esercente una professione per la quale è richiesta una speciale abilitazione, ferme restando le sanzioni amministrative applicabili, il fatto costituisce illecito disciplinare. Di tale violazione il giudice informa l'ordine professionale di appartenenza per i conseguenti provvedimenti disciplinari». __ Avv. Prof. Guido Scorza SR&Partners Via dei Barbieri, 6 - 00186 Roma Tel. +39-06.87750524 Fax +39-0692931778 www.guidoscorza.it www.sr-partners.it Il giorno 23/ott/2012, alle ore 20:48, Marco Scialdone ha scritto: > Potresti postare in lista il testo incriminato? > > Avv. Marco Scialdone > Mobile: +393470830540 > Blog: http://scialdone.blogspot.com > > Il giorno 23/ott/2012, alle ore 20:37, Guido Scorza <gscorza(a)guidoscorza.it> ha scritto: > >> Carissimi, >> non so se avete letto quanto accaduto in Commissione Giustizia al Senato: >> http://scorza.blogautore.espresso.repubblica.it/2012/10/23/il-senato-ammazz… >> >> L'obbligo di rettifica per le "testate giornalistiche" online è il meno. >> E' passata una norma che obbliga tutti i siti internet e motori di ricerca a rimuovere qualsiasi contenuto ritenuto offensivo... >> >> Domani si vota in aula: sarebbe utile, credo, una reazione. >> >> Un saluto, >> >> gs >> >> >> __ >> Avv. Prof. Guido Scorza >> SR&Partners >> Via dei Barbieri, 6 - 00186 Roma >> Tel. +39-06.87750524 >> Fax +39-0692931778 >> www.guidoscorza.it >> www.sr-partners.it >> >> _______________________________________________ >> nexa mailing list >> nexa(a)server-nexa.polito.it >> https://server-nexa.polito.it/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/nexa >

Oct. 23, 2012

Re: [nexa] Commissione Giustizia Senato - approvato "ammazza-internet"

by Marco Scialdone

Potresti postare in lista il testo incriminato? Avv. Marco Scialdone Mobile: +393470830540 Blog: http://scialdone.blogspot.com Il giorno 23/ott/2012, alle ore 20:37, Guido Scorza <gscorza(a)guidoscorza.it> ha scritto: > Carissimi, > non so se avete letto quanto accaduto in Commissione Giustizia al Senato: > http://scorza.blogautore.espresso.repubblica.it/2012/10/23/il-senato-ammazz… > > L'obbligo di rettifica per le "testate giornalistiche" online è il meno. > E' passata una norma che obbliga tutti i siti internet e motori di ricerca a rimuovere qualsiasi contenuto ritenuto offensivo... > > Domani si vota in aula: sarebbe utile, credo, una reazione. > > Un saluto, > > gs > > > __ > Avv. Prof. Guido Scorza > SR&Partners > Via dei Barbieri, 6 - 00186 Roma > Tel. +39-06.87750524 > Fax +39-0692931778 > www.guidoscorza.it > www.sr-partners.it > > _______________________________________________ > nexa mailing list > nexa(a)server-nexa.polito.it > https://server-nexa.polito.it/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/nexa

Oct. 23, 2012

Commissione Giustizia Senato - approvato "ammazza-internet"

by Guido Scorza

Carissimi, non so se avete letto quanto accaduto in Commissione Giustizia al Senato: http://scorza.blogautore.espresso.repubblica.it/2012/10/23/il-senato-ammazz… L'obbligo di rettifica per le "testate giornalistiche" online è il meno. E' passata una norma che obbliga tutti i siti internet e motori di ricerca a rimuovere qualsiasi contenuto ritenuto offensivo... Domani si vota in aula: sarebbe utile, credo, una reazione. Un saluto, gs __ Avv. Prof. Guido Scorza SR&Partners Via dei Barbieri, 6 - 00186 Roma Tel. +39-06.87750524 Fax +39-0692931778 www.guidoscorza.it www.sr-partners.it

Oct. 23, 2012

link

by Mariella Berra

Un paio di link che ti possono interessare http://www.copyblogger.com/history-of-social-media/ http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=avP5d16wEp0 http://www.repubblica.it/tecnologia/2012/10/23/news/e_i_pionieri_del_web_it… Ciao Mariella

Oct. 23, 2012

OECD: "Internet traffic exchange: 2 billion users and it’s done on a handshake"

by J.C. DE MARTIN

*Internet traffic exchange: 2 billion users and it’s done on a handshake* October 22, 2012 /Today’s post is written by Rudolf Van der Berg of the OECD’s Science, Technology and Industry <http://www.oecd.org/sti> Directorate/ Every day one Exabyte of data is said to travel over the Internet <http://www.cisco.com/web/solutions/sp/vni/vni_forecast_highlights/index.html> – enough data to fill 300,000 of the world’s biggest hard disks or 212 million DVDs. And astonishingly, according to /Internet Traffic Exchange: Market Developments and Policy Challenges <http://www.oecd-ilibrary.org/science-and-technology/internet-traffic-exchan…>/ a new OECD report on Internet traffic exchange, most of the thousands of networks that exchange this traffic do so without a written contract or formal agreement. The report provides evidence that the existing Internet model works extremely well, has boosted growth and competition and brought prices for data down to 100,000 times less than that of a voice minute. A survey of 4300 networks, representing 140,000 direct exchanges of traffic, so called peerings, on the Internet, found that 99.5% of “peering agreements” were on a handshake basis, with no written contract and the exchange of data happening with no money changing hands. Moreover, in many locations, multilateral agreements are in place, using a so-called route server, where hundreds of networks will accept to exchange traffic for free with any network that joins the agreement. The parties to these agreements include not only Internet backbone, access, and content distribution networks, but also universities, NGOs, branches of government, individuals, businesses and enterprises of all sorts – a universality of the constituents of the Internet that extends far beyond the reach of any regulatory body’s influence. [...] Continua qui: http://oecdinsights.org/2012/10/22/internet-traffic-exchange-2-billion-user…

Oct. 23, 2012

Berkman Center Webcast live oggi ore 18.30 - How to Make Your Research Open Access (Whether You're at Harvard or Not)

by Giuseppe Futia

How to Make Your Research Open Access (Whether You're at Harvard or Not) http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/events/luncheon/2012/10/OAweek *Celebrating Open Access Week* Today, 6.30 pm Webcast live: http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/interactive/webcast http://nexa.polito.it/berkman-webcast-live How do you make your own work open access (OA)? The question comes up from researchers at schools with good OA policies (like Harvard and MIT) and at schools with no OA policies at all. We invite you to join Peter Suber and Stuart Shieber of the Harvard Open Access Project, the Berkman Center community, and Office for Scholarly Communication in an open forum on the Harvard OA policies, concrete steps for making your work OA, and questions on any aspect of OA, especially from the perspective of publishing researchers. About Peter Suber Peter Suber's work consists of research, writing, organizing, advocacy, and pro bono consulting for open access to research. He is the Director of the Harvard Open Access Project, Special Advisor to the Harvard Office for Scholarly Communication, Faculty Fellow at the Berkman Center, Senior Researcher at SPARC, Research Professor of Philosophy at Earlham College, Open Access Project Director at Public Knowledge, and author of the SPARC Open Access Newsletter. He blogs at Google Plus. His latest book is Open Access. About Stuart Shieber Stuart Shieber is James O. Welch, Jr. and Virginia B. Welch Professor of Computer Science in the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences at Harvard University. His primary research field is computational linguistics, the study of human languages from the perspective of computer science. His research contributions have extended beyond that field as well, to theoretical linguistics, natural-language processing, computer-human interaction, automated graphic design, the philosophy of artificial intelligence, computer privacy and security, and computational biology. He is the founding director of the Center for Research on Computation and Society and a director of the Berkman Center for Internet and Society. Links * Open Access Week <http://www.openaccessweek.org/> * Open Access Week Activities at Harvard <http://osc.hul.harvard.edu/oaweek2012> * Open Access to Health Research: Future Directions for the NIH Public Access Policy <http://www.law.harvard.edu/programs/petrie-flom/events/index.html>

Oct. 23, 2012

prosegue IL DIBATTITO in vista di IGF/ITU Due lettere commentano quella di Franco Bernabè a La Stampa

by Masera Anna

Internet rischia di perdersi nel nome delle telecomunicazioni http://www.lastampa.it/2012/10/23/blogs/web-notes/internet-rischia-di-perde…

Oct. 22, 2012

il peggio del DRM

by Stefano Quintarelli

http://is.gd/HC1xtj roba da matti.. account sospeso e libri cancellati, senza spiegazioni. .. e non riprovarci' piu'! (a cosa, non si sa) -- blog.quintarelli.it

Oct. 22, 2012

la proposta ETNO non piace neanche l'OCSE

by Stefano Quintarelli

la proposta ETNO non piace neanche l'OCSE http://is.gd/Q686aB -- blog.quintarelli.it

Oct. 22, 2012