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12 features of supporting social collaboration in the workplace

Jane Hart

1 – moving from a focus on organising and managing training (which includes e-learning and blended learning) FOR others, to helping individuals and teams address their OWN performance problems. Want to find out more about PKM, then the Personal Knowledge Management workshop runs through September.

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Re-imagining Work & Learning in a Networked World

ID Reflections

IMHO, the shifts and their impact delineated above will enforce and require collaboration -- between individuals, among organizations, between individuals and organizations, among project teams and communities of practices, and such. Some of the principle drivers and needs around collaboration are given below.

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The differences between learning in an e-business and learning in a social business

Jane Hart

e-learning/ OJT. to the ”blend” Learning in the flow or work, “smart” working. peer-learning, collaborative learning. How learning is understood. Learning = Telling/Training, Learning = Studying. Community management. Performance support. Performance consulting.

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Workplace Learning in a World “Beyond Automation”

Learnnovators

In another related HBR article with an interesting title, We Should Want Robots to Take Some Jobs , the writer makes a valid point: “ In the task-centered economy humans have no value beyond the tasks they perform. In the human-centered economy on the other hand machines liberate humans from predefined tasks with prestated outcomes.

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Workplace Learning in a World "Beyond Automation"

ID Reflections

In another related HBR article with an interesting title, We Should Want Robots to Take Some Jobs , the writer makes a valid point: In the task-centered econom y humans have no value beyond the tasks they perform. This will also mean an L&D team well-versed in the various aspects of building one's personal learning networks (PLNs).