This course is a series of 11 video lectures about how to understand and analyze companies. I have given it several times live in Austin, Texas, and people seem to love it. I believe it is very different from what is usually taught about business.
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The Future Forecast, The World of Learning and Futures Thinking describe the way KnowledgeWorks approaches educational reform."Futures Thinking---
"Forecast 3.0, Recombinant Education: Regenerating the Learning Ecosystem, highlights five disruptions that will reshape learning over the next decade. New education innovations, organizations, resources, and relationships will proliferate, giving us all the opportunity to put the pieces – some long-established and some new – together in new sequences to create a diverse and evolving learning ecosystem. Education recombination promises to bolster the learning ecosystem’s resilience by helping it withstand threats and make use of possibilities.
The choice is ours to make, and the future ours to shape. What will be the future of learning in your organization, community, or region?" Via Dennis T OConnor 
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November 22, 2012 9:40 PM
Thanks. I'll add to my page on Learning and Cognition. Good piece. (JWB)
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In this correspondence (posted with permission), Ray Kurzweil and MIT president L. Rafael Reif discuss the future of online education and its impacts on residential education. Also see the three related posts today (below). — Ed. Via Dennis T OConnor, juandoming Delete the scoop?
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