Hierarchy of Learning Vs. What is Learned

["Van Putten, Dirk [ETP/SAN]" <Dvanputten@lodanwest.com>]

Hello DEN:

We were provided the following list from Mr. Tribus and Mr. Webb. I do know
what to call this list. To me it is operational definitions for the
hierarchy of learning.

1) Knowledge -- leading to understanding.
2) Know-How -- leading to the ability to put knowledge to work.
3) Wisdom -- the ability to know when, where and whether to use knowledge
and know-how.
4) Character -- leading to an ability to be a better person for other people
to connect with.
0) Concepts -- leading to identification as sound basis for observation and
the acquisition of knowledge

Is there a similar hierarchy list with definitions regarding the material
being learned? 

Something like:

letters/digits
words/numbers
sentences/formulas
data
information
trends

A friend and I have been trying to determine the difference between the
words "data' and "information" and this lead to wondering about a general
hierarchy.

Regards, Dirk van Putten
dvanputten@lodanwest.com