Monday, December 09, 2013 | 2:00PM–5:00PM
Session Type: Professional Development

This seminar aims to help participants build more adaptive and responsive teams—teams that can easily change in a complex environment—by discussing the provocative idea of the "learning organization" and by helping participants think through what it would mean to organize their workplace activities around meaningful learning. In particular, it will help attendees "see" into (and stop) the various things they do on not-quite-conscious levels to block team learning. Its techniques will be helpful to participants in any level of the organization, from line-level staff to executive leadership.

Learning Objectives

  • Understand what a learning organization is and why it matters
  • Better conceptualize what it would mean to integrate meaningful learning into the workplace
  • Be familiar with three key perspectives on learning in the organization (rules, feedback, and visible thinking)
  • Reflect on how these three perspectives appear in your own work experience
  • Learn and apply techniques for improving learning in your organization

Presenters

  • Dave Wedaman

    Organizational Development Consultant

  • Colleen Wheeler

Resources & Downloads

http://vimeo.com/educause/p77h08q8kw8/