Subject: Thoughts on Interaction Learning Program

Posted by Gene Bellinger on 3/29/2010

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G'Day All,

Based on the feedback from individuals participating in the Moodle Systems Thinking courses, http://sn.im/v572i and the Systems Thinking World Learning Programs, http://sn.im/ukp25 a new Systems Thinking learning program has been developed and is currently available for evaluation.

When asked how this learning program differed from the previous learning programs I came up with the following cooking analogy.

* Moodle Courses - an environment where you read about cooking and answer questions about cooking.
* Systems Thinking World Program - an environment where you read about cooking then answer questions about cooking. Your mentor then responds to your answers and everyone has a chance to observe the exchange.
* Thoughts on Interaction Program - an environment were you cook from a recipe, taste your own cooking and answer questions about your cooking. Your mentor gets to respond to your answers, taste your cooking and everyone else has a chance to observe the exchange and taste your cooking.

You can evaluate this free self-paced learning program at SystemsWiki: http://sn.im/v3abr