The world is indeed flattening, and we are very happy. Since March, Cristóbal and I have presented Invisible Learning in a dozen countries, and at more than 35 events for debate and discussion. The outcomes from the project exceed our expectations — and, more importantly, open the debate to a wider and global level. Some examples that inspire us:
- An amazing movie from Colombia (made by students of Luis David Tobon)
- A growing translation and interpretation of Invisible Learning into Finnish (including a Wikiversity presence)
- A growing community of knowmads/Society 3.0 creators/invisible learners in the Netherlands and Scandinavia
- TEDxPlazaCibeles in Madrid
…and more…
In less than three months since we opened the book for free access online, we’ve had about 9,500 downloads that we know of — and many, many more that we do not know of. Others are sharing the book alike, including Google Books and OpenLibra. And, it is already attracting great citations. As we embraced a unique approach to blending traditional and “new” publishing, we look forward to seeing how others will respond to our distribution approach.
We look forward to many more conversations in 2012, and we want to thank everybody that helped make Invisible Learning a success. We especially extend our thanks to Hugo Pardo, the XXI Transmedia team, the University of Barcelona, and the University of Andalucia for providing the support to make this project possible.
And, a short video about what’s coming next:
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