Comments on: Traveling in circles http://blog.simslearningconnections.com/?p=285 Living at the intersection of People, Technology, and Content -- with a passion for Knowledge and Learning Tue, 22 Jun 2010 10:55:25 -0700 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Dan Keldsen http://blog.simslearningconnections.com/?p=285&cpage=1#comment-25911 Dan Keldsen Sun, 13 Apr 2008 01:49:05 +0000 http://blog.simslearningconnections.com/?p=285#comment-25911 Ray - great to see you picking up the loop idea and running with it, so many useful examples to pull from. I'll have to remember to use some of these in future presentations - very handy to point out that it's not just a single instance where iterations are useful. You could add the Knowledge Chain in there as well (also in my preso), and while it's not well known, the TRIZ cycle (should be a closed loop, but I've never seen it that way), takes your problem -> abstracts to the world's known problems -> the world's solutions -> applies to your solution. There really should be a closed loop to feedback around after dumping the new solution into a knowledgebase, and we could safely call that... yep, knowledge management! TRIZ bit is on slide 50 at http://is.gd/5Je Knowledge chain on slide 39 at http://is.gd/5Jg BTW - truly fantastic book on loops, feedback and emergence, is the book "Emergence" by Steven Johnson, on Amazon at http://is.gd/5Jh See you around (pun intended!). Ray – great to see you picking up the loop idea and running with it, so many useful examples to pull from. I’ll have to remember to use some of these in future presentations – very handy to point out that it’s not just a single instance where iterations are useful.

You could add the Knowledge Chain in there as well (also in my preso), and while it’s not well known, the TRIZ cycle (should be a closed loop, but I’ve never seen it that way), takes your problem -> abstracts to the world’s known problems -> the world’s solutions -> applies to your solution. There really should be a closed loop to feedback around after dumping the new solution into a knowledgebase, and we could safely call that… yep, knowledge management!

TRIZ bit is on slide 50 at http://is.gd/5Je

Knowledge chain on slide 39 at http://is.gd/5Jg

BTW – truly fantastic book on loops, feedback and emergence, is the book “Emergence” by Steven Johnson, on Amazon at http://is.gd/5Jh

See you around (pun intended!).

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