Learning Histories LO14895 -Web Site

Art Kleiner (art@well.com)
Tue, 9 Sep 1997 09:20:02 -0500

Rick Karash suggested that I offer an announcement to this group of the
website that I recently put up for Reflection Learning Associates. It's
devoted to the "learning history" theory and practice that George Roth, I,
and others have developed - first at the Learning History research project
at the MIT Organizational Learning Center, and now through RLA.

(A learning history is a retrospective document, researched through
interviews, that retells the story of an organizational learning or change
effort in a way that helps the rest of the organization (and the rest of
us) build on that experience (instead of ignoring it). We also believe
that "learning histories" should be integrated into a process that
involves carefully planned conversations.)

We developed the RLA website, in part, because we have an article on
learning histories in the current Harvard Business Review.

There are also links to learning history pages and papers at MIT's web site.

The URL is: http://www.fieldbook.com/rlearning.htm

Many thanks, Art Kleiner

-- Art Kleiner, art@well.com, http://www.well.com/user/art

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