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K. Schneider: Collaborative learning on demand. Own SEC center.
Spectrum of technology transfer:
- University courses (supplement this platform)
- Short courses and seminars
- Consulting by peers (costly, “eats” time)
- Consulting by consultants
- Learning by doing (inefficient)
Can CORONET bridge the gap?
Go from need in everyday work to get an answer to a concrete question.
Use FAQs to offload requests?
Harri Reiman: Cannot get proper people, so must re-educate the available ones.
Transition: Telecom -> datacom.
Coaching combined with on-job training, using the web.
Learning on demand: must be used carefully.
Knowledge source: articles, courses, via human experts, reuse own experiences.
Networks: people people.
Less external courses, more on-line learning.
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Prof. Paolo Ciancarini.
Dept. Scienze dell'Informazione-Univ. of Bologna.
Mura Anteo Zamboni , 7-40127 Bologna-Italy.
tel: +39 051 2094506 mobile: +39 (0)339 2543139 fax: +39 051 2094510
e-mail: ciancarini@cs.unibo.it http://www.cs.unibo.it/~cianca/
cianca@cs.unibo.it
Paolo Ciancarini is a professor in Informatics at University of Bologna. This has 100.000
students. The Informatics study there is quite new, and ca. 20 teachers reside in a remodeled
villa in the center of the city. They have 12 PhD students. There is a primary study in
Informatics with 250 new students per year, another study in Cesena with new 120 students
per year, and a joint study in "Communications" (semiotics, journalism, multimedia etc.)
with humaniora (incl. Prof. Umberto Eco). The faculty is new, with emphasis on network
technologies.
Bologna has Europe’s oldest university from 1089, and the city has 400.000 inhabitants. The
city is very well run and was probably the first European city to offer common services over
the Internet to its citizens.
Ciancarini took his PhD from University of Pisa in 1988, working on the Oikos process
support tool that applied the Linda multiagent, distributed Prolog system (from University
Yale). Vincenzo Ambriola and Carlo Montangero were Oikos co-workers.
Ciancarini has been a professor in Bologna since 1992, but still lives in Pisa with his family,
spending 4 days per week in Bologna and commutes by train (2 hours each way).
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