Creating a Team Culture of Continuous Learning

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Approx. 10 hours to complete

Course Summary

This course teaches you how to build a continuous learning culture in your organization, helping you to stay ahead in the rapidly changing world of work.

Key Learning Points

  • Learn the importance of continuous learning and how to create a culture that supports it.
  • Understand the different types of learning and how to incorporate them into your organization.
  • Discover practical tools and strategies for promoting continuous learning among employees.

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Learning Outcomes

  • Understand the importance of continuous learning in the workplace
  • Be able to identify different types of learning and how to incorporate them into your organization
  • Develop practical tools and strategies for promoting continuous learning among employees

Prerequisites or good to have knowledge before taking this course

  • No prior knowledge or experience required
  • A willingness to learn and make changes in your organization

Course Difficulty Level

Beginner

Course Format

  • Online
  • Self-paced

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Description

There is mounting concern that organizational groups and teams often fail to learn from their past experiences. It’s pertinent to address this issue as groups and teams are often the main ways that work gets done in organizations.

Outline

  • Week 1: Introduction to Framing & Systems Thinking
  • Meet the team and learn more about this course
  • Framing, Reframing & Systems Thinking - The Story of George Washington Bridge
  • Frames - Defined and Illustrated
  • Scenario - Computer Manufacturing Company
  • Debrief - Scenario
  • Strength Based Approaches to Organizations
  • Debrief - Experiential Activity
  • Systems Thinking Frame
  • Next Module - Focus on Diagnostic Learning
  • Syllabus for Module 1
  • Strength Based Approaches (Asplund & Blacksmith, 2011)
  • Appreciative Inquiry in Organizational Life (Cooperrider & Srivastva, 1987)
  • The Framing of Decisions and the Psychology of Choice (Tversky & Kahneman, 1981)
  • Systems Thinking with Dr. Russell Ackoff
  • Other References|Additional Readings
  • Module 1 - Introduction to Framing & Systems Thinking
  • Week 2 : Diagnosing Strengths & Barriers to Learning on Teams
  • Diagnosing Problems in Groups and Teams
  • Scenario: Healthcare, Part 1
  • Debrief: Scenario, Part 1
  • Scenario: Healthcare, Part 2
  • Debrief: Scenario, Part 2
  • Our After Action Review
  • BART
  • Assignment 1: Let's Practice Using BART
  • Focus on Culture and Conflict in Teams: Part 1 – Culture
  • Focus on Culture and Conflict in Teams: Part 2 – Conflict
  • Assignments and Summary
  • Syllabus for Module 2
  • Guide to the After Action Review
  • Skilled Incompetence (Argyris, 1986)
  • The BART System of Group and Organizational Analysis (Green & Molenkamp, 2005)
  • Other References|Additional Readings
  • Module 2 - Diagnosing Strengths and Barriers to Learning on Teams
  • Week 3 : Developing Groups & Teams for Positive Organizational Impact
  • Learning Objectives|What disables organizational learning?
  • What disables organizational learning?
  • Scenario: Executive Team at the Bank
  • Debrief Scenario, Part 1
  • Debrief Scenario, Part 2
  • Diffusion of Ideas
  • Syllabus for Module 3
  • Suggested Readings Part 1
  • Suggested Readings - Part 2
  • Suggested Readings Debrief Scenario Part 2
  • Module 3 - Developing Groups & Teams for Positive Organizational Impact
  • Week 4 : Fostering Innovation in Groups & Teams
  • Part 1- Introduction & Learning in Ambiguous and Uncertain Environments
  • Part 2 - Conditions for Learning
  • Part 3 - Organizing Under Uncertainty
  • Scenario: Team at GURD, Part 1
  • Scenario: Team at GURD, Part 2
  • Debrief: Scenario
  • Liberating Structures: Examples of Team Exercises
  • Focus of Module 4 Review
  • Summing Up Continuous Learning in Teams
  • Syllabus for Module 4
  • Suggested Reading
  • Suggested Reading
  • Suggesting Readings
  • Module 4 - Fostering Innovation in Groups & Teams

Summary of User Reviews

The Continuous Learning Culture course on Coursera has received positive reviews from many users. The course is praised for its practical approach and engaging content. Users appreciate the course for its ability to teach new skills and help them develop a lifelong learning mindset.

Key Aspect Users Liked About This Course

Practical approach and engaging content

Pros from User Reviews

  • Practical and applicable learning material
  • Engaging content that keeps learners interested
  • Excellent feedback and support from the instructor
  • Flexible learning schedule that fits around personal commitments
  • Great value for money

Cons from User Reviews

  • Some users found the course content to be too basic
  • Occasional technical issues with the course platform
  • Limited interaction with other learners
  • No certificate of completion offered for free version of the course
  • Some users felt that the course could be more challenging
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Alan Barstow, Ph.D., Dana Kaminstein, Ph.D., Ramya Kumar, MSOD, PGDHRM, SHRM-SCP, Amrita V. Subramanian
University of Pennsylvania
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Alan Barstow, Ph.D.

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