Redefining knowledge in the Digital Age: Internet and Social media by Martha Burkle & Cristobal Cobo

key driver of change

1. Decentralization and disintermediation

key driver of change 2. Massiveness and a growing demand

key driver of change

3. New forms of knowledge production

key driver of change 4. New means of knowledge recognition

Policy Channels and Strategies for Change

Discovery: building original but also significant research; generating new and relevant forms of knowledge.

Policy Channels and Strategies for Change

Integration: building connections across disciplines; promoting the use of knowledge across disciplines, contexts/communities.

Policy Channels and Strategies for Change

Application: Knowledge produced need to offer different forms for contributing the society. Explore solutions to problems from academics and wider social contexts.

Policy Channels and Strategies for Change

Teaching &learning: combine learning and practices. Pedagogy enriched by research. Enabling the reflective evaluation of the experiences.