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Mohamed Hisham
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How do You Measure Organizational Learning?
In a learning organization, how do you go about measuring organizational learning?
Or is the learning organization just a myth or a brand?
I would like to get feedback from you all. Thanks!
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David McAra
Consultant, United Kingdom
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Learning Organisation Just a Myth?
There are organisations that demonstrate some of the characteristics, but they are few. In most organisations I know, the management team lacks the necessary listening skills and its members have too much faith in their own perception of what's happening and what's required...
It is a wonderful concept though, thrilling to be a part of, if only briefly.
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Jeff Wilkinson
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Measuring Organizational Learning - not a Myth
There is a method derived by Janet Gould-Wilkinson who is at MIT - Sloan School Cambridge, Massachusetts USA, called a "Learning Inventory". She is a pioneer in the field and has worked with Fortune 100 companies doing this kind of measurement.
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Jaap de Jonge
Editor, Netherlands
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Learning Inventory Method
Sounds very interesting Jeff ! Can you provide som (...)
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Jeff Wilkinson
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Learning Inventory Method Related Publications
Hello Jaap, this is what I could find:
Bakken, B. (...)
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Marion Hofer MA, LL.M
Analyst, Austria
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Nomi Hattingh
Australia
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Derek Moloney
Student (Other), Ireland
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