knowledge platform for cu
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In-Cloud Knowledge platform for CU
Zoltán Baracskai
Neverending Beta Tools for Knowing
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experience in education
� business pros don’t want to come back to BS
� don’t want the same/updated models for the third time from the same lecturers
� not interested in artificial case studies
� business pros don’t want to go to corporate trainings
� they do group dynamics on daily basis
� the rest is useless
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experience in coaching
� business pros want the coaches to
� help them update their knowledge with relevant new concepts
� help them apply their knowledge in a new context
� help them (re-)arrange their few thousand known rules
� help them make their knowledge transparent
� for themselves and
� for their executives
� business pros want to have dialogs with someone who understands the broad context
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the concept of the bridge
� bridge can be built only between two stable points
� the university
� introduces (uptodate) concepts and the web of relations between them
� creates ambient for curiosity
� the corporation
� puts the new concept(s) into their context
� validates the new concept(s) in their context
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cultural framing
� Middle-East Europe and the West Balkan
� the German-speaking engineers with good knowledge of philosophy
� the English-speaking finance specialists with limited knowledge of philosophy
� the Faceook-speaking graduates with no knowledge of philosophy: the Shallows
� past -> present -> possible
� knowledge increase for the (possible) Shallows
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different routes
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so many beta tools
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In-Cloud Knowledge platform for CU
Viktor Dörfler
Neverending (Re-)Contextualization of Knowing
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types of knowing
� facts: experiencing the pole-vaulter’s jump (and measuring it)
� skills: social skills and crafts (and the rules of practice/behaviour)
� intuition: of the leader and of the creative problem solver (and the explanation – always with hindsight)
knowledge
skill
Practice(subsidiary)
Action(focal)
intuition
Explanation(subsidiary)
Hunch(focal)
facts
Measurement(subsidiary)
Event(focal)
that it that how that whatwhy
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competences
� actionable knowledge
� heavily rooted in experience
� requires high level of expertise
� integrates various knowledge types
� dynamic relationship between
� knowledge
� knower
� context
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problem-based learning
� actually we do method-based learning
� teach a method detached from context
� expect the business students to apply the learned methods
� in a textually formulated artificial context
� single right controllable solutions
� the starting point should be the problem in the innovative organization
� embedded in the real context of decision maker and practitioner
� tackling it as appears required (transdiciplinary, ad hoc)
� solutions cannot be checked, often new knowledge
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new frontiers
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complementarity
corporate universityre-develop conceptsput them into applied contextfor validation through praxis
darkness
competence
universitydevelop conceptsput them into intellectual contextfor validation through thinking
knowledge increase = concepts× contexts
business school graduateswith the relevant web of concepts
professional business practitionerswith the relevant experience
we need both Universities and Corporate Universities
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different knowledges