Mapping the Knowledge Society

By Carlos Miranda Levy - Posted on 07 August 2006

As part of my work and research as a Google sponsored fellow at the Reuters Digital Vision program at Stanford University, and in cooperation with several colleagues from the private and social sectors and international organizations, we have developed a series of visual representations of processes, frameworks and ecosystems supporting the Knowledge Society and Human Development through Information and Communication Technologies (ICT4Dev).

In putting together these conceptual maps, I have to acknowledge and thank the collaboration, feedback and suggestions from my Digital Vision friends and colleagues, in particular Steven Ketchpel, Margarita Quihuis, José Arocha, Mans Olof-Ors, and Sham Bathija.

I hope these "maps" are of interest to others and can be put to use in the formulation of strategies for a significant impact of information and communication technologies (ICT) on the Sustainable Human Development processes and the construction of an equitave Knowledge Society.

ICreative Commons License am releasing them under the Creative Commons Attribution - Noncommercial - Share Alike 2.5 License. Which means basically that they can be copied, reproduced and distributed freely for non-commercial use and that they can be modified and enhanced or changed by others as long as the results are shared with the public in a similar fashion and that the original source is acknowledged.

Please, add your comments and suggestions on how to improve the maps. I will be adding detailed textual explanation of each map soon...

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