Do we need anagile learningcommunity of

practice?

@agilelearn

The monks write blog posts packed with old movie clips and argue late into

the night in pubs after

conference sessions. They

want to liberate knowledge from

the university altogether

1997

Design features to

work with 14.4k

modems:

CSS, mostly plain

text

Warnings for IE3

users

Crap logo

Is your learning

infrastructure blocking the natural

flow?

+ +

Home to roost

Some chickens…?

Self-organised learning is just for people with degrees

You need much more than content to enable a learning experience

Extending formal schooling is key to building capacity

Some questions

In which contexts might agile models take off?

Who defines quality, and how? How does this link to accreditation?

Where are the ethical and political trapdoors?

We don’t know how applicable these

agile approaches are in different circumstances, or with what impact…

…therefore a community of practice

is one of the things that would help

us find out

Can you tell me……whether this argument is

right or wrong?

How best to docu-ment and share?

Who’s already doing this?

What are the flaws?

@agilelearn

Credits & licensing

Blogging monk photo by Mike Licht http://www.flickr.com/photos/notionscapital/2327469495/

Chickens photo by Laura Hadden http://www.flickr.com/photos/raucousrage/47615068/

Empty pocket photo by Stuart Pilbrow http://www.flickr.com/photos/stuartpilbrow/2942333106/

Constipated face photo by John Ryan http://www.flickr.com/photos/insightimaging/3586172160/

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