Lessons from Nature: Exploring the Learning and Performance Ecosystem

Lessons from Nature: Exploring the Learning and Performance Ecosystem

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  Lessons from Nature: TheOrganic Learning & Performance Ecosystem David Kelly Program Director http://bit.ly/1y4qtOW
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  Do you havea learning strategy… Photo credit - Anne Davis 773 http://bit.ly/1ubsK5I
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  Or do youhave a training strategy?
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  A great thoughtbegins by seeing something differently, with a shift of the mind's eye. Albert Einstein Photo credit - Stephen Coles http://bit.ly/1ktNTBZ
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  What is anEcosystem? Photo credit - Henrik Johansson http://bit.ly/1q9Tk0M
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  An ecosystem isa community of living organisms (plants, animals and microbes) in conjunction with the nonliving components of their environment (things like air, water and mineral soil), interacting as a system. Photo credit - Phil's 1stPix http://bit.ly/1lsX9uJ
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  What is aLearning and Performance Ecosystem?
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  An ecosystem isa community of living organisms (plants, animals and microbes) in conjunction with the nonliving components of their environment (things like air, water and mineral soil), interacting as a system.
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  A Learning andPerformance Ecosystem is a community of living organisms (plants, animals and microbes) in conjunction with the nonliving components of their environment (things like air, water and mineral soil), interacting as a system.
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  A Learning andPerformance Ecosystem is a community of people in conjunction with the nonliving components of their environment (things like air, water and mineral soil), interacting as a system. Photo credit - Siggi Churchill http://bit.ly/1qa1rKP
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  A Learning andPerformance Ecosystem is a community of people in conjunction with the processes of their environment, interacting as a system.
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  A Learning andPerformance Ecosystem is a community of people in conjunction with the processes and information of their environment, interacting as a system. Photo credit - LesTaylor http://bit.ly/1qa4dzT
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  A Learning andPerformance Ecosystem is a community of people in conjunction with the processes, information, & technology of their environment, interacting as a system. Photo credit - KateTer Haar http://bit.ly/1ktWchj
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  A Learning andPerformance Ecosystem is a community of people in conjunction with the processes, information, & technology of their environment, interacting as a system supporting development. Photo credit - Jacob Bøtter http://bit.ly/1qa59UI
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  Producers, Consumers, and DecomposersPhotocredit - Brian Fuller http://bit.ly/1ktZhxG
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  What is beingproduced for consumption? Who is producing it? Where is it being produced? Photo credit - Moyan Brenn http://bit.ly/1qa7uPA
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  Who are theconsumers? Is what is produced what consumers need? Can consumers access what is produced? Photo credit - AndyOakley http://bit.ly/1ku2gX0
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  How do wedecompose of what has lived out it’s usefulness? How are things removed from the ecosystem? Photo credit - Michael Allen Smith http://bit.ly/1ku2gX0
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  Nurturing the Environment Photo credit-World Scouting http://bit.ly/1ku8ztB
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  Do you considerthe effects on the ecosystem before you remove something from it’s environment? Photo credit -World Resources Institute http://bit.ly/1qacovR
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  What effect doesintroducing something new into the environment have on the system as a whole? Photo credit - Jack Pearce http://bit.ly/1kucGWL
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  The Importance of BeesPhotocredit - Martin LaBar http://bit.ly/1qagq7F
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  “If the beedisappeared off the face of the earth, man would only have four years left to live.” ― Maurice Maeterlinck,The Life of the Bee Photo credit - earl258 http://bit.ly/1qagHau
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  Do you wherethe bees are in your ecosystem? Do you have enough bees? Are they free to roam? How can you increase the bee population? Photo credit - SeanWinters http://bit.ly/1qahEjg
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  The environment iseverything that isn't me. Albert Einstein Photo credit - Lander. http://bit.ly/1lsX0aN
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  Learn More…
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  David Kelly Program Director Lessonsfrom Nature: The Organic Learning and Performance Ecosystem http://bit.ly/1y4qtOW