The document discusses the concept of an "open world" of learning using a WE-ALL-LEARN framework. It outlines four tactics used to demonstrate an open world of learning, including stories, facts and references, web links, and a WE-ALL-LEARN model. Ten educational opportunities enabled by web technologies are also discussed. The document then covers issues, opportunities, and implications of an open world for various stakeholders in education.

1. The World is Open Chapter 12 Summary Submitted by Dennis McKoy Look Out! Treasures and Traps in an Open World

10. Implications of We-All-Learn Framework In An Open World New and experienced Web users can better grasp all that is possible. The model can be used in planning future education. A wide array of (Web 2.0) tools are available for tinkering with, reflecting on, participating and sharing in the teaching-learning process. Professional educators who wish to generate ideas online have a host of social, networking software available to them.