Clark Quinn

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Courtesy, shopping carts, and the organization

Clark Quinn

It asks whether you’re the type of person who returns your shopping cart. I think this is an important concept, because it illustrates to me one of the facets that make societies, and organizations, work. So let me talk about courtesy, shopping carts, and the organization. I fear it’s getting worse.

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The Miranda Organization

Clark Quinn

In the US justice system, a person is supposed to be read their Miranda rights before speaking to the police. And while that’s a good concept for the US justice, in organizations it can be problematic. And while that’s a good concept for the US justice, in organizations it can be problematic.

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Detailing the Coherent Organization

Clark Quinn

As excited as I am about the Coherent Organization as a framework, it’s not done by any means. What I’m trying to get to is the set of behaviors that would be essential for such an organization to succeed, ultimately coming up with a set of dimensions that might be useful as an assessment.

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Coping personally, organizationally, and societally

Clark Quinn

Having just come back from DevLearn (which rocked; my hearty thanks to all participants and organizers), and now engaged in the Corporate Learning Trends conference (free, online), I’m seeing some repeated themes, and interests. At the personal level was to be nimble, strategic, and develop yourself.

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The case for good timekeeping

Clark Quinn

In the event, one person wasn’t aware and continued to provide a second example even though the first was sufficient and time had run out. In my personal experience as a speaker, I was on a joint presentation where the leadoff presenter seemed to forget that there was anyone else on the agenda! Neither is fair.

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Remote working expertise

Clark Quinn

This has important implications for organizations figuring out how to make that time productive. Both have worked with organizations to improve outcomes. Charles Jennings does as well, personally, but a lot of his work currently is more on design methodologies and corporate strategy. More and more, we’re working from home.

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Learning Organizations, eLearning 2.0 and Edupunk

Clark Quinn

This is counter to the very being of a person like Stephen Downes. They would argue that the individual chooses what makes sense in their personal work and learning environment. For Wiki-like capabilities, it likely is fine for an LMS to provide these and for learning organizations to use them.