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Tag Archives: research
Learning Science: Life Through a Lens – the Galileo story
As i draw to the end of the writing on the Learning Science Guidebook, i’m working on the summary and conclusions, starting with this story: it’s about how we may need to create our own tools, and share them generously. … Continue reading
Posted in Learning
Tagged Data, Galileo, Learning, Learning Science, research, Science Writing, Sharing, Telescope, Writing
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#WorkingOutLoud on the Prototype Community Diagnostic
i’m working this week on a Community Diagnostic, aimed to visualise a profile of a Community. The first iteration will have circa 100 questions, and is likely to be a rough affair, as it consolidates several earlier efforts. In these … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Community of Practice
Tagged Community, Community Diagnostic, insight, Leadership, Learning, research
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Learning Science: The Problem With Data, And How You Can Measure Anything
Today i am #WorkingOutLoud, sharing a section of the writing on Learning Science from the Modern Learning Capability Programme. These three pieces discuss qualitative and quantitative data, and how you can measure anything. This is early stage work, shared out … Continue reading
Posted in Measurement
Tagged Data, Learning, Learning Science, Measurement, Qualitative, Quantitative, research, Science, Sharing, Working Out Loud
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#WorkingOutLoud Social Leadership and Community Research: Compassion
Just sharing some very early stage #WorkingOutLoud, as i complete the first of a series of four ‘gatherings’ in the NHS in Scotland. The sessions explore people’s experiences of ‘community’, their perceptions of ‘leadership’, and their ‘stories of dissent’. Through … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Learning
Tagged Community, Compassion, Leadership, research, Social Leadership
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The Community Handbook: a #WorkingOutLoud post
I’m taking the results from the Landscape of Trust research, and the Communities of Practice research, and trying to hack together a short Handbook, intended to share relevant aspects of the combined research, alongside interpretation, links to other writing, and … Continue reading
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Tagged Community, Community of Practice, research, Sharing, Working Out Loud
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What Is Community For? A #WorkingOutLoud Post
I’m drawing upon the two main research projects from 2017, to produce a wider report on ‘Communities’, in Social Learning, and Social Leadership. I will share this once complete. It will be a practical guide, doing four things: * I … Continue reading
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Tagged Community, research, Working Out Loud, Writing
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