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Saved by 68 people (-5 private), first by anonymouse user on 2006-07-06
- Vickys16 on 2009-09-16 - Tags wenger , community , learning , cops , nle
- Jislas on 2009-07-30 - Tags community , wenger , learning , education , collaboration , communities , research
- Diigogfunk on 2009-07-22 - Tags no_tag
- Immbarbosa on 2009-05-24 - Tags no_tag
- Vahidm on 2009-04-21 - Tags collaboration , cop , education , communities
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Theoretically, my work focuses on social learning systems.
I am trying to understand the connection between knowledge, community, learning, and identity. The basic idea is that human knowing is fundamentally a social act. This simple observation has profound implications for the way we think of and attempt to support learning.
Practically, these ideas are helping people who face all sorts of challenges, such as:
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design more effective knowledge-oriented organizations
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create learning systems across organizations
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improve education and lifelong learning
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rethink the role of professional associations
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design a world in which people can reach their full potential
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I am trying to understand the connection between knowledge, community, learning,
and identity.
The basic idea is that human knowing is fundamentally a social act. This simple observation has profound implications for the way we think of and
attempt to support learning.
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design more effective knowledge-oriented
organizations
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on 2008-05-23 by jeffosinski
djjetujte
improve education and lifelong
learning
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on 2008-05-23 by jeffosinski