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- Tell about your involvement in education, and your ideals for collegial sharing
- Interested in organizational learning and problem solving, knowledge representation, learning cultures.
- About Me:
- refugee from corporate america
- Website:
- http://lila.pz.harvard.edu
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Wow--just toured the Lila Website--
So amazing. How relieving, how inspirational, how life-giving it is to know that people are studying those fascinating topics, the ones that have so much implication for how we should set up learning communities.
I'm especially interested in this aspect of Lila, the Collaboration and Community side:
" * The Social Network Perspective on Organizations: Identifying Relationships, Explaining Actions
* Crossing Boundaries
* Communities in Organizations: A New Source of Value?
* Cultures of Mentoring
* Intelligent Help
* Collaborative Technologies: Foundations of Virtual Knowledge Work
* Communities of Practice
* Trust: Fuelling Intelligent Organizations"
There's so much pioneering going on, both in research and in practice. We're all taking off into the great unknown of 21st-century learning.
And looking at Lila's focus on Knowledge and Learning, well, the topics make me drool...
" * Emerging Technology for Organizational Effectiveness
* Knowledge Management Technologies
* Codifying and Harvesting Tacit Knowledge
* Tacit Knowledge: A Basis for discussion
* Information Overload
* Transformative Learning
* Storytelling in Organizations
* Stages of Knowledge Management Initiatives
* Learning from others' experience
* Strategies for Unlearning
* Understanding Unlearning
* Learning in the Moment"
Share, share! Please post any/all links and references you'd like to... And please start some conversations here. We'll all be enriched with your thoughts, your recommendations for experiments. It's learning in the wild, for sure. What a grand age we get to be part of.