Serendipitous social learning instead of a dinner speech
More interesting conversations at dinner after the keynote speech
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Reflections
Singapore Public Service
Communities of practice in the civil service in Singapore
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A run of blog posts
Introducing some discipline into writing blog posts
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Social learning at Deutsche Bank
A good social learning team
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“Learning citizenship” in Israel
We had an interesting visit to the Mandel Institute in Israel. The occasion was the annual conference with graduates of their two-year, intensive leadership program. The theme was “professional identity”. Robert Kegan and Lisa Lahey opened the day with their work on “immunity to change” and we led the afternoon with our work on “learning
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Assessment as meta-learning
Something got us excited in a strategic meeting with Executive Networks the other day in San Francisco. Executive Networks is a company that builds communities of practice for executives mainly in HR. The Community Directors were very appreciative of our Assessment Framework. They were particularly taken by the value-creation matrix (Figure 7.1, page 39). They
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Multiple communities, identity and information anxiety
We had an interesting online conversation with members of KC Blue, the community-leader community at IBM. The meeting was hosted by Laurie Miller and Sandy Yarchin. Many of the members have followed Etienne’s writings to cultivate IBM communities so it felt like a meeting with friends. Information anxiety We addressed many topics, but a highlight
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