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Month: April 2020

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Learning As Our Outcome

April 23, 2020April 28, 2020 Cameron D. Norman 2873 Viewscomplexity, covid-19, evaluation, evaluative thinking, innovation, learning, research

You knew it would come . This week we started to see accusations and conflict peek through what had been

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Live Learning

April 21, 2020April 21, 2020 Cameron D. Norman 1062 Viewscomplexity, developmental design, evaluation, evaluative thinking, learning

Our models of organized learning could benefit from the disruption we’re seeing across society…if we allow it. The conceit of

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evaluation health 

Survey Says What?

April 14, 2020 Cameron D. Norman 1750 Viewscomplexity, covid-19, evaluation, health, perception, research, survey, VUCA

Our data collection efforts during a time of VUCA are impaired by not only our methods, but our sense of what is actually happening.

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Learning to Learn

April 9, 2020April 9, 2020 Cameron D. Norman 1537 Viewseducation, eLearning, failure, innovation, learning, online learning

The ‘pandemic pause’ has created much interest in online education when what we need is real learning. Many of us

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An Opportunity for Systemic Design

April 7, 2020April 7, 2020 Cameron D. Norman 1318 Viewscomplexity, covid-19, Cynefin Framework, scale, systemic design, systems change, toolkit

When systems are changing everywhere the opportunities to direct some of that change to design the world we want has

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innovation systems thinking 

Unprecedented: Living Complexity

April 2, 2020April 2, 2020 Cameron D. Norman 1659 ViewsCognitive Edge, complex adaptive systems, complexity, complexity theory, covid-19, Cynefin Framework, economics, public health, systemic design

‘Unprecedented’ is a term that is changing how we understand complexity and foresight. One thing that often makes complex situations

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Living Our Future Selves Today With Foresight

June 14, 2022June 14, 2022 Cameron D. Norman 0 Comments

Strategic Foresight can do more than help us to see what might come, it can help us to live better

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The Design of Well-Being in Practice

June 8, 2022June 8, 2022 Cameron D. Norman 2 Comments
Framing Design for Well-Being
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Framing Design for Well-Being

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Design’s Inspiring Possibility

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