The Knowledge Economy Knowledge Breakfast
1. Discovering Science. -- 2. They did it their way. -- 3. Intellectual Capital, the new wealth of Nations. -- 4. Design Principles and Practice. -- 5. English, English everywhere. -- 6. School Writing/Real World' -- 7. The irresistible spread of the computer game. -- 8. Fisher & Paykel Innovative technology. -- 9. Learning Media Ltd and the School Journal. -- 10. Computer modelling at the Bio-Engineering Institute at the University of Auckland. including the Facemail animation. -- 11. Panel discussion on the Knowledge Wave.
First episode of early morning magazine series about new initiatives in teaching, education and learning aimed at the education sector and concerned parents. Hosted by Liam Jeory and Bernice Mene. Featuring excerpts from international educational resources available through TVNZ website and interviews with educators. Made in association with the Knowledge Wave Trust, Ministry of Education and the University of Auckland.
Primary Title
- The Knowledge Economy
Secondary Title
- Knowledge Breakfast
Date Broadcast
- Saturday 25 May 2002
Start Time
- 06 : 15
Finish Time
- 09 : 00
Duration
- 165:00
Channel
- TV One
Broadcaster
- Television New Zealand
Programme Description
- First episode of early morning magazine series about new initiatives in teaching, education and learning aimed at the education sector and concerned parents. Hosted by Liam Jeory and Bernice Mene. Featuring excerpts from international educational resources available through TVNZ website and interviews with educators. Made in association with the Knowledge Wave Trust, Ministry of Education and the University of Auckland.
Episode Description
- 1. Discovering Science. -- 2. They did it their way. -- 3. Intellectual Capital, the new wealth of Nations. -- 4. Design Principles and Practice. -- 5. English, English everywhere. -- 6. School Writing/Real World' -- 7. The irresistible spread of the computer game. -- 8. Fisher & Paykel Innovative technology. -- 9. Learning Media Ltd and the School Journal. -- 10. Computer modelling at the Bio-Engineering Institute at the University of Auckland. including the Facemail animation. -- 11. Panel discussion on the Knowledge Wave.
Classification
- Unknown
Owning Collection
- Chapman Archive
Broadcast Platform
- Television
Languages
- English
Captioning Languages
- English
Captions
Live Broadcast
- No
Rights Statement
- Made for the University of Auckland's educational use as permitted by the Screenrights Licensing Agreement.
Genres
- Actuality
- Business/Financial
- Politics
Hosts
- Beatrice Mene (Host)
- Liam Jeroy (Host)
Contributors
- Keith Lambert (Director)
- Robert Boyd-Bell (Producer)
- Simon Garrett (Interviewee)
- Andrew Pullan (Interviewee)
- Shane Blackett (Interviewee)
- Bridget Wickham (Interviewee)
- Andrew Grant (Interviewee)
- Paul Tapsell (Interviewee)
- Graheme Plummer (Interviewee)
- University of Auckland Learning Media (Production Unit)