Dr. Tony O’DriscollFuqua School of Business, Duke University

NetWORKed LearningRedefining Learning in a World Gone Web

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Red Pill or Blue?

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Agenda and Disclaimer

On My Mind

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My Vision

Educator Perspective

My Reality

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Enterprise Perspective

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The Problem

KnowingFormalContent

TopicLearning

DoingInformalContext

TaskPerforming

http://www.flickr.com/photos/hansvandevorst/216877526/

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Seven Scary Problems

Autonomous Learner

Timing

Packaging

PerformanceRoutinization

Value

Transfer

Seven Scary Problems

Formal InformalLearning

Per

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Productivity

Growth

Compounded Marginalization

Autonomous Learner

Timing

Packaging

Performance

Routinization

Transfer

Business OutcomesBusiness Outcomes

Organization LevelIndividual Business Unit Enterprise

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Developmental Needs

Leadership

Skills

Operational Needs

Performance Improvement

Talent Management

Business UnitEnablement

Strategic Needs

Transformation Globalization

Innovation

Strategy Enablement

Value Expectation Disconnect

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Michael O’Driscoll

Grandad

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Transatlantic radio

Electricity

Radio networks

Telephone system

Automobiles

Air travel

Washing machines

Television

Global monetary system

Interstate highway system

Highrise buildings

Electronic computers

Space travel

Satellite communications

The Internet

Global positioning system

Cable television systems

Change

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Aidan and Liam

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Infoglut

By the year 2010 the codified information base of the world is expected to double every

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By the year 2010 the codified information base of the world is expected to double every

Help!

Information

Knowledge

Wisdom

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By 2010 computers will disappear. Visual information will be written directly onto our

retinas by devices in our eyeglasses or contact lenses. Going to a “website” will

mean entering a virtual reality environment.

By 2029 we will have billions of nanobots traveling through the capillaries of our brain communicating directly with our biological neurons. Nanobots will take up positions close to very interneuronal connection

coming from all of our biological sensory receptors.

When we want to experience NON-VIRTUAL reality, the nanobots will just stay still. If we want to experience virtual reality, they will

suppress all input coming from the real senses and replace them with the

appropriate signalsKurzweil

Aidan = 27 Liam =24

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Explosion of information

Hyperinflation of time

Accelerated pace of change

Constancy in human cognitive ability

DigitalDivide

100y=20,000y

Digital Divide of a Different Kind

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Happy 16th Birthday !

April 22, 1993

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Webvolution

Connect“TO”

Connect“THROUGH”

Connect“WITHIN”

Web 2.0 = UGX

You Tube = User Generated CONTENT

Digg = User Generated FILTERING

del.icio.us = User Generated ORGANIZATION

Blogs = User Generated COMMENTARY

Technorati = User Generated PRIORITIZATION

RSS = User Generated DISTRIBUTION

Tags = User Generated TAXONOMY

Web 2.0 = Connecting THROUGH

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Getting things done requires good connections, both the human kind

and the Internet kind.

Schooling has confused us into thinking that learning was equivalent

to pouring content into people’s heads. It’s more practical to think

of learning as optimizing our networks.

Learning=NetWORKing

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Digital Native

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Anagram?

CHEAT

TEACH

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From/To

STOCKS FLOWS

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CrowdSoothing

From blogging to cellphone video, technology has forever changed the way we process and communicate about tragedy — in good ways,

and perhaps bad.

Since Monday, there has been a non-stop flood of postings on the popular Facebook student site, on MySpace and LiveJournal,

and on personal blogs — expressing everything from grief to anger to confusion.

"What better place to mourn someone than a place that they themselves built to express

who they are, and a place where the deceased and his or her friends may have spent a great

deal of time interacting?”

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New Value ChainInformation = Currency Individuals = Transport

Interaction = TransferInsight = Outcome

i4

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Immernet?

3Di = Connecting WITHIN

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Life Imitates Art

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Quick Poll

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Virtual Worlds

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Gutenberg LumiereWatt

Routinization

1785 – Invented

1807 – Steam Boat

1829 – Locomotive

1450 – Invented

1500 – German Bible

1520 – Literature

1895 – Invented

1903 – Great Train Robbery

Paving Cow Paths

137 Miles___ Hours

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History Lesson

1585-1587

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Mind the TRAP!

Now that we are moving from factory work to anytime, anyplace work, we need an anytime anyplace educational parallel.

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The Sense of Self

The Death of Distance

The Power of Presence

The Sense of Space

The Capability to Co-Create

The Pervasiveness of Practice

The Enrichment of Experience

Differentiation

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Self

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Distance

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Presence

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Source: Joe Miller, Linden Labs

Perspective

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Co-Creation

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Practice

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Sources: Chris Davis, IBM

Experience

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Personal Story

April 15, 1995April 16, 2007

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Personal Story

My name is Arie (Lionel) Librescu and I am Liviu's younger son.

I am writing to you regarding the "Virginia Tech Second Life Memorial" Video tribute you have posted on YouTube.com.

My family and I would like to thank you very much for the kind and beautiful gesture. Personally, your video has moved me very much and I would like to thank you very much for it.

I wish you all the continued luck and success in life.

Arie Librescu

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Here Comes Everybody

Get Fired Up!Start TWITTERING

Maintain a BLOG

Use a Project WIKI

Get on FACEBOOK/MYSPACE

Set up a Peer NING site

Set up an RSS FEED

Start DIGGING

Make everything DEL.ICIO.US

Get a SECOND LIFE

Play MMORPGs

Embrace NetWORKed Learning NOW!

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Red Pill or Blue?

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Questions

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Connect

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