Complexity, Innovation, Knowledge and Learning: A quantum interpretation of management

Are Wiki's a tool of the virtual world (2)

Two posts ago, I gave an example of how virtual work on Wiki's has brought two students physically together.  Just as a proof that they have also developed the attitude to follow blogs, they have finally mailed me their picture that I do not want to keep for myself.

Gregoire and Annabelle are a good example refreshing the question about the optimal mix between class room sessions and virtual collaborative work, illustrating that the dynamics between the two (forms of learning) might create unanticipated higer order quality. I would be glad to learn about any research that has been undertaken in the area of how an "optimal" combination of class room sessions and virtual collaborative work (and what is optimal then?) has raised the learning outcome, focusing on the dynamics of the interaction.   

A quantum interpretation of business

I am very proud to inform you about the publication of my latest book: "Complexity, Learning and Organizations: a quantum interpretation of business", published with Routledge.  I have pre-announced it already a few times, but now it is all clear and available on the market.  Fun reading ! and I guarantee you that it will change you view on reality.

Are Wiki's a tool of the virtual world

As mentioned in an earlier post, I have finished a course in which I have asked the students to work on Wiki's. My surprise to meet afterwards a couple, yes a real physical couple of two students (a girl and a guy), that have met "physically" (and fell in love) thanks to the virtual work on their Wiki. I have waited a few weeks since they had promised me a picture, but I thought even without a picture it was interesting news.

How the virtual work catched the real world. Or is it about the way youngsters communicate today ?

Le defi Indien (2)

Further to my earlier post, the Harvard Business Review gives its view on India's potential.