Conceptual and Theoretical Overview

Concepts&Approaches

Humanist Apporach

- human needs must be provided to nourish an environment to confront challenges during the transition. O`Hara (1996)

Corporative/Collaborative Approach

- collective aspiration is important how to continually to learn to achieve collaborative learning environment. Peter Sange (1990)

- a successful transition can be accomplished by empowering individuals and organization through collaborative learning process. Watking&Marsich (1994)

Traditional Perception

McKinsey 7-S Framework

Hard Elements

Strategy

Structure

System

Soft Elements

Shared Values

Skills

Style

Staff

Characteristics of Learning Organization

Systems Thinking

to appreciate patterns

realization as an alternative of isolated events

the actions taken during operations.

to make active a learning organization
realization

to interconnect the entire team

to avoid blaming each other

Sharing thoughts / Visions

- diverse visionary is promoted

- to share

-original ideas

- proposals

- visions

Personal Mastery

- requires self-commitment

- individual ambition and devotion

- an ability to set a realistic goals

The Mental Models - self reflection process

-generalization of models

- structuring models

The Learning Team- must surge

credibility

creativity

Characteristic relationships

structure

reporting lines

roles and accountabilities

governance structures

partnerships

geographic footprint

people

leadership

skills

values and culture

workforce planning

process

decision making

end-to-end business processes

cross-functional linkages

performance and knowledge-management system

Conclusion

to achieve a continuous development and transition

the progress of learning of its members` burden must be smoothened

Create or attach
checklist

tasks

tasks

tasks

Learning Organization

Definition

Organizational learning studies models and theories about the way an organization learns and adapts
- Bob Fox

The five disciplines/characteristics

system thinking

think-pare-share

TPS is a collaborative learning strategy where students work together to solve a problem or answer a question about an assigned reading

self-awreness

the ability to accurately recognize one's own emotions, thoughts, and values, and how they influence behavior.

team learning

shared vision

mental models

personal mastery

Change and Innovation

changing poses new challenges to individuals

innovation trigger organizations to adapt to new circumstances

business model innovation

educational model innovation

pedagogical innoveaiont

learning technologies

21st Century Skill

types of innovation