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Learning & Net-working

Structure

1.  Technology  &  knowledge  networks      

2.  Learning  &  working  

3.  Learning  networks  4.  Personal  Learning  Environment/  Network  (PLE/  N)  

Social Tech in the workplace

McKinsey  2011  

Social Tech in the workplace

CIPD  2013;  IBM  2013  

1.  Access  to  ExperMse  2.  Knowledge  sharing  3.  Insight  &  intelligence  4.  Co-­‐creaMon  &  collaboraMon  

Managing organisational learning & knowledge

(Griffiths 2011: 76) The Knowledge Core

Managing organisational learning & knowledge

knowing  

When  

How  

Who  

Why  

Where  

What  

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Not  unreasonable  to  propose  that  by  2020  many  organisa5ons  will  be  wholly  reliant  on  their  internal  

social  network  …  [becoming]  as  essen5al  as  telephones  and  email  are  today  (CIPD  2013)  

The internet, the organisation & you

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Technology enhanced learning (CIPD 2012)

Blended  learning  [36%]  

Webinars  &  virtual  classrooms  [20%]  

Learning  libraries  &  wikis  [17%]  

Audio  learning  &  podcasts  [14%]  

Rapid  authoring  soeware  [13%]  

E-­‐books  [11%]  

Through  social  media,  eg,  Facebook,  TwiVer,  etc.  [5%]  

Mobile  learning  using  smartphones  [3%]  

We  learned  that  individual  exper0se  did  not  dis0nguish  people  as  high  performers.  What  dis0nguished  high  

performers  were  larger  and  more  diversified  personal  

networks  (Cross  &  Parker  2004)

Workplace Learning

Individual  

Network  

Region  

Process  -­‐  orientated  

CollaboraMve    

PerformaMve  

Tynjala  (2008);  Hara  &  Hew  (2006)  

Informal  

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Workplace Learning

Valued  

Challenging  

Complex              Situated  

Job  &  work  design  

ExpectaMons  

Cook  &  Pachler  (2012)  

Social  

Supported  

Confidence/  self-­‐efficacy    

Communities

Knowing  is  …  located  in  relaMons  among  

pracMMoners,  their  pracMce,  and  the  social  organizaMon  …  of  communiMes  of  pracMce  

(Lave  &  Wenger  1991)

Learning Networks

"online,  social  network  that  is  designed  to  support  non-­‐

formal  learning  in  a  par5cular  domain”.  

(Sloep  2008)  

Personal Learning Environments

"...  an  environment  where  people,  tools,  communiMes  and  resources  interact  in  a  loose  kind  of  way”  (Wilson  et  al  2009)  

Personal Learning Environments – the 3 P model (Chatti 2010)

Functions of a Personal Learning Environment [PLE]

Search  for  informaMon  &  knowledge  

Aggregate  &  scaffold  Manipulate  informa3on  &  knowledge  artefacts  

Reflec3on  Present  knowledge  and  learning  

Share  Network  –  create  a  collaboraMve  learning  

environment  

“I  use  TwiVer  as  a  Personal  Learning  Network.  I  share  daily  informaMon  on  resources  and  tools  that  I  have  found,  and  I  select  networks  of  

people  to  follow  that  provide  me  with  their  Mps,  guidelines  and  tools  that  they  have  found.”  Mary  Howard,  Sixth  grade  teacher  in  Grand  Island,  

New  York  

“I  was  reluctant  to  join  in,  but  have  been  amazed  at  the  amount  of  informaMon,  access  

to  leaders  in  the  field,  and  potenMal  for  professional  development.”  Melissa  Venable,  Curriculum  Manager  with  Kaplan  Higher  

EducaMon  

Issues

Specific  problem-­‐solving   Developmental  

Transient  networks   Longer-­‐term  

Why  be  involved?  

A  PLE  future?  

What  does  that  suggest  for  the  competences  of  the  L&D  pracMMoner?    

References

Chatti, M.A., Jarke, M. & Frosch-Wilke, D. (2007) The future of e-learning: a shift to knowledge networking and social software. International Journal of Knowledge & Learning. Vol 3. Nos 4/5, pp. 404 – 420 Chatti, M.A., Jarke, M. & Specht, M. (2010) The 3P Learning Model. Educational Technology & Society. 13 (4), 74 – 85 CIPD (2012) From e-learning to ‘gameful’ employment. Research Insight: Sustainable Organisational Performance. April. London: CIPD CIPD (2013) Future-fit organisations, Innovative forms of organising: Networked working. http://www.cipd.co.uk/binaries/6049%20Innovations%201%20SOP%20WEB.pdf CIPD (2013) Social media and employee voice: the current landscape http://www.cipd.co.uk/binaries/6133%20SOP%20Social%20Media%20(WEB).pdf Cook, J. and Pachler, N. (2012). Online People Tagging: Social (Mobile) Network(ing) Services and Work-based Learning. British Journal of Education Technology, 43(5), 711–725 Cross, R. & Parker, A. (2004) The Hidden Power of Social Networks: understanding how work really gets done in organisations. Boston, Mass: Harvard Business School Press Fenwick, T., Edwards, R. & Sawchuk, P. (2011) Emerging Approaches to Educational Research: tracing the sociomaterial. London: Routledge Griffiths, D. (2011) Redefining KM: New Principles For Better Practice. London: ARK Group/ InsideKnowledge Hara, N. & Hew, K. F. (2006). A Case Study of a Longstanding Online Community of Practice Involving Critical Care and Advanced Practice Nurses. Proceedings of the 39th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences. IEEE.IBM (2013) Social Business: Patterns in achieving social business success http://cdn.social.bz/download/IBM-social-patterns.pdf Johnson, L., Smith R., Willis, H., Levine, A. & Haywood, K. (2011) The 2011 Horizon Report. Austin, Texas: The New Media Consortium. Lave, J. & Wenger, E. (1991) Situated Learning: legitimate peripheral participation. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press Ley, T., Ulbrich, A., Scheir, P., Lindstaedt, L.N., Kump, B & Albert, D. (2008) Modeling competencies for supporting work-integrated learning in knowledge work. Journal of Knowledge Management. Vol 12. Nos 6, pp 31 – 47 Sloep, P.B. (2008) Learning Networks for Lifelong Learning. Paper for Online Educa, Berlin Tynjälä, P. (2008). Perspectives into learning at the workplace. Educational Research Review, 3, 130–154. Whitworth, A. & Benson, A. (2006). Mapping e-learning: visualising the negotiated social shaping of educational technology. Proceedings of ALT-C 2006. The next generation. Edinburgh. September. Wilson, S. Liber, O., Johnson, M., Sharples, P., and Milligan, C. (2007) Personal Learning Environments: Challenging the Dominant Design of Educational Systems. Journal of e-Learning and Knowledge Society, Vol 2.