February 1, 2008
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Former President of the Republic of the Philippines Fidel V. Ramos engaged in a discussion with young leaders from 12 countries in the Asia Pacific region for the second session of “Catalysts of Change: An Open Dialogue with the Legendary Leaders of Asia”. Speaking via videoconference from the GDLN affiliate in Manila, the Asian Institute of Management (AIM), Mr. Ramos fielded questions for over 2 hours with humor, sharing anecdotes and wisdom on issues ranging from empowering young people, resolving insurgencies to the future direction of ASEAN.
Of the legendary leaders of Asia, Ramos commented, “They have the gratitude of the people because the record shows they were able to reduce poverty, and they are still doing their best to help. This is the attitude that I have taken as well”. “We may be ex-Prime Minister, ex-President ….but we may be more attractive because now we are ex-rated” he joked.
The interview was conducted by World Bank East Asia and Pacific Communications Manager, Peter Stephens, and the session was webcast (view archive here) live.
This session is part of a larger program. For more information see CATALYSTS OF CHANGE: An Open Dialogue with the Legendary Leaders of Asia OVERVIEW
December 20/21, 2007
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Catalysts of Change – An Open Dialogue with the Legendary Leaders of Asia” opened on December 20/21, 2007 with an overview of the region’s record given by ASEAN Secretary General Ong Keng Yong and World Bank East Asia Pacific Regional Vice President Jim Adams. The session was moderated by Peter Stephens, World Bank East Asia Pacific Communication Manager.
Organized by the World Bank East Asia Pacific region, ASEAN Secretariat and GDLN Asia Pacific, “Catalysts” is a unique effort to capture the knowledge that senior leaders in the region possess in ways that can inform and guide the leaders of tomorrow. Through videoconference sessions running through 2008, in-depth discussions will be held with leaders that played a central role in this period.
Over 300 young professionals from 12 countries across the Asia Pacific, connecting 19 sites through the GDLN participated and engaged in a Q&A session to analyze and apply lessons learned to their own work today.
This session is part of a larger program. For more information see CATALYSTS OF CHANGE: An Open Dialogue with the Legendary Leaders of Asia OVERVIEW
2006年12月5日-8日
アジア大洋州地域のGDLN遠隔ラーニングセンター(DLC)の新しいメンバー、スタッフのための研修プログラムが2006年12月5日-8日、キャンベラのオーストラリア国立大学DLCにて開催された。GDLN APとTDLCの主催で、拡大を続けるネットワークの強化を目的としている。
2006年12月12日
世界銀行研究所のインタラクティブ・テレビプロドューサー、ドリュー・スチュワート氏が2006年11月16日、TDLCにてビデオ会議セミナーを開催した。ビデオ会議の普及にともない、だれもがカメラの前で司会や報告を行う機会が増え、効果的な会議を行うためのちょとしたアドバイスへのニーズは高い。この日のセミナーは、プレゼンターとモデレーターがカメラの前でどうふるまうべきか、TDLCと東京、大阪のJICA事務所を接続し、モデレーター、ファシリテーター、講師、研修実施担当などを対象に行われた。
Since 2006
Hitotsubashi University’s Asian Public Policy Program (APPP) has been using the GDLN to forge ties among alumni across Asia. In a virtual reunion, current master degree students, PhD candidates and faculty at the TDLC are joined by alumni in Beijing, Manila, Jakarta, Hanoi and other locations to discuss recent policy issues in Asia.
2006年3月18日
「E-LEARNING とGLOBALIZATION――その現状と将来――」と題した国際シンポジウムが2006年3月18日、TDLCにて開かれた。国際的なビデオ会議を講義に組み入れるなど、遠隔教育について様々な試みを行っている法政大学のアメリカ研究所、日本e-ラーニング学界及びTDLCの共催で、米カリフォルニア州の同研究所を結び、e-ラーニングの効果を上げるための協力や環境などについて話し合った。
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