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"Actors Studio" Lipton listening lost art(CBS) Has civilization so turned for the worse, that people no longer know how to converse? Is getting together for civilized talk a prospect at which today modern folks balk? Here's one friend and reporter we know never cowers: Erin Moriarty of 48 Hours
DIGITAL GENERATION IS LOSING ITS HERITAGE ...
The generation of young people who were born into the digital era may be more connected to each other, but less connected to their cultural heritage, warns sociologist Jos de Haan of Erasmus University Rotterdam. They are "chatting" more but reading less; playing more, but researching and learning less than preceding generations.
Though adept at finding their way around the virtual world, digital-era youth are not finding their way to institutions that connect them with the cultural riches of their past, according to de Haan.
The Internet is perceived as a rival to traditional culture, but it could become an ally: De Haan challenges museums, libraries, archives, and other institutions to do more to connect with the digital generation than merely digitize their collections.
SOURCE: Erasmus University Rotterdam, http://www.eur.nl/english/pressroom/detail/article/2177/ WFS-2008 CLICK OF THE MONTH: LEGACY LETTER PROJECThttp://www.legacyletterproject.com
Be committed to others and they will be committed to you." Willard "Sandy" Boyd (president emeritus, University of Iowa)
These simple bits of wisdom come from contributors to the online Legacy Letter Project, the brainchild of University of Iowa leisure studies lecturer David Gould.
The project began when Gould invited senior citizens in the community to share their life lessons with his students; as the project grew, Gould began receiving letters from as far away as Venezuela, connecting not only generations, but cultures as well.
"From the students' perspective, there's an unsaid need to want to know what's down the road," says Gould. "And the authors are thrilled to be asked. You live 70, 80 years and endure a host of high points and low points to arrive where you are."
The site also includes information on how to submit your own legacy letter.
DETAILS: University of Iowa http://news-releases.uiowa.edu/2007/december/121407legacy.html SETHD8 digiverse kre8tion Time Begins! |
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