FCW: Government 2.0

Written by John Moravec on Saturday, May 21, 2005 at 13:10

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From FCW.com: Eggers: Government 2.0

Students can now get personally tailored education without attending special schools or classes. It’s even possible to eliminate much of the guesswork involved in deciding which learning approach works best for each student. Using artificial intelligence, the computer can adapt to the pace, complexity and direction of the learning experience according to each child’s learning style and attention span. Children in the same classroom could learn different things in different ways at the same time.

Eggers writes that governments need to look to technology to transform their structures to operate more competitively and efficiently. Markets can change overnight, but governments, by design, cannot. Should they?

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FCW: Government 2.0

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