Learning and Knowledge Microlearning 2006. Business is learning Life is learning Education is learning Aging is learning What isnt learning???

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Learning and Knowledge Microlearning 2006

Business is learning Life is learning Education is learning Aging is learning What isnt learning???

Todays learning models suck Speed (RTI) Process Adaptability Completeness

What does it mean to know today? To know means to connect (forget hierarchies. think networks) Things move too fast for knowledge to be stable To learn means to recombine (think ecologies (they foster networks))

New value point of learning: Capacity for connection and re-creation (The conduit, not content, is king) Connections=potential for adaptation

How do we function in decentralized spaces with distributed knowledge? If you know the answer, you dont understand the question.

Mono-chromatic

Knowledge has lifecycle…each cycle holds different shape. We change as it changes as we change. MEANING – pattern recognition/interpretation (ecology, not computer) Acceptance. Chaos is ok… dont force structure

Context Emotions Prior Learning Motivation Intended Use Communication Interference Learning Skills Media Time Reflection DEFINING LEARNING=DEFINING CONTEXT

Who cares about definitions. Says more about what we think than the object. Live in practical implementation, let history provide the definition.

Im allergic to YOUR integration. (choice=de-selection) Integration tightens and minimizes connections…unless properly conceived.

George Siemens