In my previous post I concluded that there is no intent of education per se, but individual intent of actors in an education system. In this post I will talk about the learners in the education system and try to explore their intent. The learner is a...
To find the answer to the question of intent, my initial instinct was to look at how education is measured globally. The annual OECD Education at a Glance report was quite helpful. It “provide[s] information on the human and financial resources inves...
Being a member of the mentioned workshop myself, I would like to stress the following: Of course the methods described in the playbook are great tools for reasoning about the future. However, for me the most amaizing thing about the workshop actually...
I finally finished working on the announced follow-up post: http://scn.sap.com/community/training-and-education/blog/2012/07/19/the-intent-of-the-learner.
This is an interesting thought. If I understand it correctly, you argue that even learning activities that are completely unrelated to your work might be beneficial to your income indirectly as they increase your general competences and social networ...
