Top Three Challenges to Building an Organization Dedicated to Social Learning

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    1. introNetworks Webinar Series
      "How To Overcome the Top Three Challenges to Building an Organization Dedicated to Social Learning"
      Thursday June 25th, 9 am Pacific
      with
      Mark Oehlert,
      Innovation Evangelist at the Defense Acquisition University
      Mark Sylvester,
      CEO
      introNetworks
    2. Chat Live with us on Twitter
    3. Today’s Conversation
    4. DAU Mission & Vision
      Mission:
      Provide practitioner training, career management, and services to enable the AT&L community to make smart business decisions and deliver timely and affordable capabilities to the warfighter.
      Vision:
      Enable the AT&L workforce to achieve the right acquisition outcomes
    5. DoD AT&L Workforce
    6. What I’m Working On
      Workforce Technology Assessment
      Teaching and Learning Lab (TALL) Development
      Virtual Worlds
      Nexus
      Second Life
      Best Practices
      Innovation Strategy
      Work with e-Champions
      Internal champions
      Program Manager for internal DAU KM
      Intranet
      Social Networking
      Expertise Locator
      Social Media in general
    7. What is Web 2.0 Social Media?
      "Web 2.0 is the business revolution in the computer industry caused by the move to the Internet as platform, and an attempt to understand the rules for success on that new platform.“ Tim O’Reilly
      Largely use existing technology
      Unlike all other previous deployments of enterprise-class software, this generation is being driven by a “consumerization of the enterprise” – that is, these products are being developed and released to the commercial public for testing and refinement before entering the enterprise.
      Web 2.0 technologies are not culturally neutral
    8. The Three Challenges
    9. CONTROL
      FEAR
      TRUST
      • What if people say bad things?
      • What if people say wrong things?
      • What if people say secret things?
    10. http://lrnchat.wordpress.com/
      • Weekly discussion on learning and training using Twitter
      • 8:30 – 10:00 PM EDT – Thursdays
      • Use the hash tag #lrnchat
    11. Transcript of #lrnchat for 06/11/09
      8:44:51 pm lrnchat: Q1: Why aren’t ppl using social media & twitter-like tools in training? What myths do they have? Excuses they use? Legit reasons? #lrnchat
      8:45:58 pm tmiket: Too new. Misunderstood. #lrnchat
      8:46:16 pm busynessgirl: @lrnchat I think the biggie is privacy issues. #lrnchat
      8:46:26 pm mobilemind: Legit reason & excuse to limit soc. media: discussion or confidential, proprietary or personally identifiable information. #lrnchat
      8:46:32 pm oxala75: A1: perceived unpredictability, fear of uncovering own ignorance, etc. #lrnchat
      8:46:32 pm KoreenOlbrish: @lrnchat Twitter nonuse excuse: its distracting; legit reason: it can be distracting #lrnchat
      8:46:43 pm BlancheMaynard: Q1 – Twitter and similar tools too messy. Lack of control from trainer/presenter/prof #lrnchat
      8:46:49 pm rpannoni: Met with a large corp this week that thinks there are too many legal and institutional barriers. #lrnchat
      8:46:54 pm moehlert: @lrnchat #lrnchat Q1 I love that the question isn’t focused on learning but on training…
      8:47:34 pm KoreenOlbrish: @moehlert that’s because training is about control and that’s what Twitter challenges #lrnchat
      8:47:46 pm marciamarcia: I’ve been hearing “My company won’t allow it” (and they don’t even know there are inside the firewall options. Q1 #lrnchat
      8:47:58 pm Priaak: measurement… how to measure learning through twitter type apps, takeaway for each person may be different #lrnchat
      8:52:22 pm richardsheehy: upper level mgmt see SoMe as waste of time. workers should be working not socializing #lrnchat
      8:53:26 pm bjdavies: @richardsheehy need mind shift to realise that in today’s world working/socializing cannot be separated #lrnchat
    12. Minutes of the First Meeting of the Black Swan Society
      1. Identify early adopters in your own organization, recruit them, train them, and help them to spread new techniques to their own networks in the organization.
      2. Speak to the core problems.
      Think big. Start small. Move fast.
      3. Context is key.
      4. Convert the dissenters. IT. HR. OD
      5. It’s hard to be a prophet in your own lands.
      6. Personal use first, instructional use second.
      7. Culture is key. “Every Marine a rifleman”
    13. CONTROL
      FEAR
      TRUST
      • What if people say bad things?
      • What if people say wrong things?
      • What if people say secret things?
    14. What if they don’t?
      What if they collaborate and share?
      What if they find new business?
      What if they share best practices?
    15. People resist change – right?
    16. “We are passing from the Cartesian cogito – I think, therefore I am - to cogitamus –
      we think, therefore we are.”
      Pierre Levy
    17. This is where social media comes in
      “There are known knowns. There are things we know that we know. There are known unknowns. That is to say, there are things that we now know we don’t know. But there are also unknown unknowns. There are things we do not know we don’t know.”- Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld, Feb 12, 2002
    18. play
      The opposite of imposed structure is not chaos…the opposite of an imposed structure is an emergent structure, one that forms over a time based on the interactions of a lot of people.
      Andrew McAfee, Harvard Business School
    19. Play & Think
      …in order to better understand the tools and their capabilities
      …in order to understand the vision and strategy needed to best use these tools
    20. Everybody teaches, everybody learns.
    21. Thanks For Watching
      For more information on Mark Oehlert
      • mark.oehlert@gmail.com
      • mark.oehlert@dau.mil
      • http://blogoehlert.typepad.com
      • @moehlert(twitter)
      For more information on Mark
      • mark@intronetworks.com
      • http://www.intronetworks.com
      • @marksylvester (twitter)
      Webinar Replay – in 24 hours
      • http://www.intronetworks.com/webinars.aspx
    22. July Webinar
      Special Guest
      Marcia Conner
      Last Week of July – Check Website for Details

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