the future of learning
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Almost all the knowledge is already available on the web. All you need is someone to guide you to it.
@woutlabanwww.gibbon.co
Social Learning = Receiving & sharing knowledge
Social Media: - Twitter - LinkedIn - Facebook - Quora - etc.
Yet, what changed over the last few years is what do we do with this information.
Social Networks: - Twitter - LinkedIn - Facebook - Quora - etc.
Productivity Tools: - Evernote - Pocket - Dropbox - Google Drive - etc.
Everybody shares, everybody curates!
- Articles - Videos - Presentations - Photos - etc.
- Evernote - Twitter - Linkedin - Pocket - Gibbon - Zeef
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What is Social Learning
Personal bubble of knowledge created by different social networks.
Combination of receiving and sharing.
Casual/informal learning (no testing, repeats, or control).
A personal and chaotic process.
Continuous & small chunks.
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Learning, working and personal tools are merging. Personal and professional learning is under control of the individual.
— Jane Hart
Learning, working and personal tools are merging. Personal and professional learning is under control of the individual.
— Jane Hart
The current situation
Industries are changing faster then ever.
Individuals are taking control of their own development.
Formal, classroom training is ineffective & expensive.
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What is Social Learning
Personal bubble of knowledge created by different social networks.
Combination of receiving and sending.
Casual/informal learning (no testing, repeats, or control).
A personal and chaotic process.
Continuous & small chunks.
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“You can facilitate it, you can support it, you can help make it happen… But you can’t manage it!”
— Charles Jennings
Social learning for organizations
Use the personal knowledge bubbles of your employees.
Make knowledge accessible. (Gibbon ;-))
Chaos is ok, it’s not about control here.
Community/culture driven.
Empower experts in your organization to share about their domain.
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5 tips, to create a Social Learning environment:
1. Remove al hierarchical barriers to share knowledge. Make it peer-to-peer.
2. Allow curating and consuming within the daily workflow.
3. Encourage to share personal thoughts and ideas with the curated resources.
4. Create room for social interaction.
5. Find the right channels to access knowledge that fit your culture.
I would love to talk, let’s get in touch!
[email protected]| @woutlaban
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