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younger generations, therefore a radical education reform is needed.
International networks for students and older working people, especially on
the mobile sector will meet these needs, but trust has to be build up on a
more regional level.
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"Topic D: Usability" deals with personal self-confidence to actively design
one's own environments.
# Most experts think, these abilities will get better, if the education
system will be restructured foremost, social learning will be promoted and
technological access will be delivered. Economic pressure is the most
restraining factor, but maybe international action towards forcing the
mobile technologies could be a path towards more equal opportunities. At
all, this assumption is expected to depend more on individual constraints
than on political action.
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"Topic E: Transparency" deals with the free flow of information and the
personal abilities to live with its consequences.
# Only few changes are seen in this topic, even with an more important civil
society and a reorganization of regulatory agencies. The socio-cultural
values and practices seem to be very manifest. But a lot of hope goes with
international action. Even if progressive countries demonstrate the positive
effects, smaller countries may learn. Open Access and Open Source may help
as well, but it seems to be critical, if all cultures will see transparency
as an ideal - especially in a small time slot until 2020.
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