Post-conference of the II CIEDO 2012

91-Piscitelli
Seminars

Alejandro Piscitelli, internationally recognized expert in new media and learning, will deliver the lecture "The new ecology of learning: TIC as a tool box to live in digital worlds" on May 31 in the CEJFE.

EDO 2012 Conference dealt with a monograph some of the issues that shape the agenda now responsible for corporate training, as is the case of informal learning in the workplace and its planned and intentional incorporation in the proposed training. The purpose of transcending beyond the traditional formats of traditional course - which was reasonable when the information and connections were scarce – compulsorily leads us to take a look on best international experience which we can found within the area of education and learning in general. There will be a special review of the experiences related to the efficient use of TIC within a mature and conscious context. This discussion will be led by Alejandro Pisctielli, an internationally recognized expert in new media and learning.

Alejandro Gustavo Piscitelli has a degree in philosophy at the University of Buenos Aires and obtained Masters of Systematic Science at the University of Louisville (USA) and Latin American Faculty of Social Sciences (FLACSO). He is an organizational consultant in Internet and e-commerce. He works as a Tenured Professor of Data Processing Workshop, Telematics and Informatics, UBA. In addition, he teaches graduate courses at UBA, FLACSO, University of San Andres, and national and Latin American universities. He is in charge of important managerial and consultant work in programs and organizations in his specialty. He is also the Coeditor of the electronic journal Interlink Headline News.

His most important works are: Meta-culture. The eclipse of the mass media in the Internet Age (2002), • cybercultures 2.0. In the Age of Intelligent Machines (2002), • Nasdaq Generation. Apogee, and crash? Of the Digital Economy (2001) • Post-Television. Ecology of media in the Internet Age (1998). • (Un) Doing Science. Knowledge, beliefs and culture. Rail Publishing, 1997. • cybercultures. In the age of intelligent machines. Penguin Putnam Inc., 1995.

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