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![Photo of part of the page of a book, which reads: I tend, however, to agree with Dixon (2000). One myth, observes Dixon, is that (starts quote): [T]he exchange of knowledge happens only in organizations that have a noncompetitive or a collaborative culture. It follows that the first thing you have to do is fix the culture and then get people to share. But I have found that it's the other way around. If people begin sharing ideas about issues they see as really important, the sharing itself creates a learning culture. I have, of course, inserted an important caveat in that sentence: "about issues they see as really important."](https://noreen.wales/wp-content/uploads/Screenshot-2024-05-30-204447-930x620.png)
(Originally published on Medium.) Fix the culture in order to get people to share…? Not so. Create the mechanisms for… Read More »Sharing ideas creates a learning culture
(Originally published on Medium.) Lifted from Austin Kleon’s list of unschooling posts: If you’ve never heard of Black Mountain College,… Read More »Art produces citizens
