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from training, to performance,

to social

Harold Jarche jarche.comSunday, 23September, 2012

in the beginning

there was training

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Roots of Training:Hierarchies & Control

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some of the things I learned as a military training development officer:

Instru

ction

al S

ystem

s Desig

n

InstructionalDesign

Systems Approach to Training

Methods of Instruction

ProgrammedInstruction

On the Job Training

FlightSimulation

Computer BasedTraining

Training Standards

Occ

upat

iona

l Spe

cific

atio

ns

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ISD ADDIE

Trained Soldier

developing skills & knowledge

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But ...

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Photo by Mac Coates

does trained = ready for battle?

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not quite ...

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Collective Trainingfollows individual training

Informal: Learn through gaming & simulation

Run by operations, not training department

Social: Work together as a unit

Photo by DVIDSHUBSunday, 23September, 2012

then there was

Human Performance

Technology (HPT)

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Mega: Community & Society

Macro: Organization

Micro: Team, Group, Individualjarche.com

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Macro View

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Micro View

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Key Lesson:

Diagnose Before Prescribing Training

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HPT + ISDNon-instructional

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HPT:

systemic & systematic

but not very human

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today, valued work is increasingly complex + creative

Source: Cynefin Framework (Dave Snowden) Wikipedia

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neither training nor human performance technology

address complexity

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today’s reality

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Project Teams

Communitiesof Practice

Social Networks

Structured

Informal

Goal-oriented Opportunity-driven

complicated

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complex

chaotic

Chaotic: there is

no relationship between

cause and effect at a systems level

Complicated: relationship between cause and effect requires analysis and/or the application of expert knowledge

Complex: relationship between cause and effect can only be perceived in retrospect, but not in advance

we need to extend our learning & working

boundaries

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3 views on the

workplace learning

spectrum ...

Harold Jarche, Jane Hart, Charles Jennings

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Dependent:

Instruction

Inter-dependent:

Social &

Collaborative

Independent:

Supported by tools & information

Formal

Training

10%

Through Others

20%

Through

Experience

&

Practice

70%Accidental &

Serendipitous

Formal

Structured

Intra Organisational

&

Group-directed

Personal-directed

70-20-10: CJstructure: JHdependence: HJjarche.com

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Dependent:

Instruction

Inter-dependent:

Social &

Collaborative

Independent:

Supported by tools & information

Formal

Training 10%

Through Others

20%

Through

Experience

&

Practice

70%Accidental &

Serendipitous

Formal

Structured

Intra Organisational

&

Group-directed

Personal-directed

70-20-10: CJstructure: JHdependence: HJ

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Training

HPT

Social Learning

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Project Teams

Communitiesof Practice

Social Networks

Structured

Informal

Goal-oriented Opportunity-driven

Share Detailed Knowledge= collaboration

Increase Innovation= cooperation

Solve Problems, Retain Talent,Develop New Strategies

= collab & co-op

we must build collaboration & cooperation into the workflow

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How do we incorporate

social learning

in the workplace?

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Openness

Transparency Diversity

enables reinforces

fosters

successful network characteristics

trust

1) we shift from hierarchies to networks

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Openness

Transparency Diversity

enables reinforces

fosters

socialnetworks

knowledgesharing innovation

trust

2) we support & reinforce social networks to share knowledge

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Openness

TransparencyDiversityof Ideas

enables reinforces

fosters

socialnetworks

knowledgesharing innovation

trust

Narrationof

Work }

3) we learn out loud with each otherby narrating our work

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4) each person can start with PKMpersonal knowledge management

sense-making

+ getting

things done

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Sensecreating

team

Seek

Share

CoP

network

team

CoP

network

filtering

discerning

PKM: Seek - Sense - Sharefiltering, creating & discerning

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“Rather than management asking, How do we incentivise people to share their knowledge?

It would be more useful for management to ask, How do we develop relationships across the organization

that will set in motion more knowledge sharing?”Nancy Dixon, PhD

http://www.nancydixonblog.com/2009/03/the-incentive-question-or-why-people-share-knowledge.html

Image: Richard Dennison

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Social Learning

is getting things donein networks

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