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  • 2 types of learning
  • Prescriptive
  • Emergent
  • 3 versions of learning
  • Learning 3.0
  • The Creative Worker
  • The flow
  • How to ?
  • Infography
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Learning 3.0

SHARING is the new TEACHING

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The principles on this page come from the book from Alexandre Magno.

2 types of learning

Prescriptive

  • Based on knowledge and skills that are pre-determined for the learners.

  • Learners = empty containers into which the expert must deposit knowledge.

Emergent

  • Self-organized learning.

  • Arises in unpredictable environments within a context in which learners organize :

    • The process

    • The learning destinations

3 versions of learning

Learning 3.0

  • All about stories and ideas more than about lessons and advice

  • Learning is related to real work; it’s not outside it

  • The one who learns becomes the protagonist, having higher (or total) influence on the product and on the process of learning

  • Learning emerges from the connection of stories, ideas, and practice, and equal discussion through a problematized situation from the real world

  • Challenging good and best practices is encouraged from the intentional confrontation of multiple perspectives

  • Viewing the learning is more important than measuring it

The Creative Worker

  • A creative worker is someone who, when faced with a problem, raises alternatives instead of limiting herself to known solutions.

  • A big part of the abilities you will need to discover start with the word “self”: e.g. self-knowledge, self-discovery, self-development, and self-motivation.

  • For creative workers, the learning must emerge from practice, of real problems and solutions.

  • Creative workers create and nurture communities around them and through those communities emerges a big part of the learning necessary to deal with the professional challenges of the twenty-first century.

The greater the love for what you do, the greater your curiosity and your will to explore, and your capacity to be creative.

The flow

How to ?

You can use the "Learning Canvas" :

Infography

Resources

Website
How Liberating Structures and Learning 3.0 Are Complementary
Learning 3.0 : How creative workers learn
Source : https://medium.com/changingdojo/learning30-as-enabler-for-product-innovation-a84c1eda2a5f