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#ASTD2013 day 4: Changes in the Learning Organization

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Today was the last day of ICE ASTD 2013, I selected some sessions that focus more on how the rapid changes in the digital world will affect the Learning organizations. Annette Thompson, The learning organization of tomorrow. ASTD2013 #Changes in Learning Organizations #elearening' I attended two great sessions.

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Learning scenarios: the future of the learning organizations #lrnwscen

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At the online Educa in Berlin Willem Manders and Hans de Zwart facilitated a workshop on the future of learning organizations. We applied this method to investigate the future of learning and learning organizations. How work is organized? They both work For Shell. Relationship driven vs data driven.

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Book review: Corporate universities. Drivers of the learning organization

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According to Martyn the main challenge of organizations is to stay aligned with the rapidly changing outside world; it is the survival of the fittest. In order to survive they had to change their complete value proposition, which led to change in every part of their organization. Strategy goal. Business system. Optimization.

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Valve handbook: an unique way to organize talent and business

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This time he mentioned the Valve ‘ Handbook for new employees ‘ Valve is a game company (known for Half-Life , Team Fortress 2 , and Portal and the digital delivery platform Steam) which is organized in a unique way. Getting the right people in is crucial for such kind of organization. It really is a very interesting read.

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#DevLearn: Lisa Minogue: What organizations can learn from the MOOC experience

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She presented lessons learned from MOOCs that can be applied to corporate learning. One of the most interesting ideas is to reuse MOOCS content and wrap your corporate context around them. Here are my notes: e-Learning DevLearn lessons learned for corporate learning MOOCs'

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Jane Hart’s op 200 Tools for Learning

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Making mind maps is a great way to organize your thoughts and gain new perspectives. A great place to organize, collaborate and learn. Writing down my thoughts, experiences, and ideas in WordPress in the form of a blog is still one of my best ways to learn. I have been using MindNode for years now and still love it.

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Employee Generated Learning, a transcending role for Instructional Designers 

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Any employee within an organization can create an e-Learning course about the topic that he or she is knowledgeable on. What I mean by this, is that their role will be less about the creation of the actual content itself and more about the facilitation of content creation by subject matter experts within the organization.