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Formal Learning All the Way.Baby

Kapp Notes

There has been a lot of talk about formal vs. informal learning in the educational blogosphere and when it comes right down to it, formal learning is the most effective. The processes have been formalized, in knowledge work, many of the processes are formalized. Tags: simulations Learning at Work Education. Here's why.

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Learned vs. Learners

ID Reflections

This is one of those must read books for trainers/learning and development professionals/anyone interested in the phenomenon called learning. However, before I ramble on, I want to clarify that this post is not a book review. I am talking about knowledge work here. Expertise requires extensive practice 2.

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Taking Stock and Making Choices: Working from home and other such stuff

ID Reflections

This taught me a few things about work, technology and myself. Work —complex knowledge work requires solitude as well as collaboration. The book revealed me to myself, clarifying why I made some of the choices I did. How does working from home affect me as an introvert?

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The Rise of the Servant Leader

CLO Magazine

In the 20th century, information became as important as materials, leading to what my friend and mentor Peter Drucker called knowledge work. People were no longer viewed as mere “hired hands,” and managers had to learn to encourage and inspire those who worked with them. Before she left the hotel, the guest booked her next stay.

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Learning’s Role in Innovation

CLO Magazine

John Kotter, the father of organizational change, in his book “Accelerate” is now calling for a dual operating system structure for organizations to successfully integrate execution and innovation. Keith Sawyer’s 2007 book, “Group Genius,” documents how ideas combine in different ways to create new ones. Thus, you’re learning.

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What Agile Means to Me

ID Reflections

Unpacking each claim Adaptive over predictive Ruth Clark describes adaptive in relation to expertise in her book Building Expertise: Cognitive Methods for Training and Performance Improvement , and I think it reflects my understanding of Agile philosophy very well. Ruth Clark in the aforementioned book talks about this at length.

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Time Spent on Blogging

Tony Karrer

Blog reading and writing as part of scanning has been a replacement of other activities that I used to do - reading magazines and books. However, I've found that I'm not nearly as willing to read through a magazine, book or newspaper in depth because they don't seem nearly as meaningful or targeted as blog posts.

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