Diana Larsen: Five Rules - Setting the Conditions for Learning in Software Teams

Setting the Conditions for Learning in Software Teams: Welche Voraussetzungen sollten in einem Unternehmen gegeben sein, um eine gute Lernumgebung zu schaffen?

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1. Five Rules: Setting the Conditions for Learning Diana Larsen http://futureworksconsulting.com @DianaOfPortland
2. For my own individual learning To help others in “formal” learning To coach or mentor For work environments where learning is key Anytime I want to set conditions for learning
3. Keep it Alive! Do it for Real Setting First Start Obvious, Stay Obvious Focus on Flow
4. Rules Dials Questions
5. Keep it Alive! to generate energy
6. “Keep it ALIVE” DIAL Human Metrics: Watch for Body Language, Facial Expressions, Emotional Quality, Degree of Engagement, Quality of Self-Organizing for Learning Low Alive • Little/No eye contact • Boredom • Disengagement Highly Alive • Eyes wide open • Laughter • Tears • Play • Full Engagement
7. ✦ How can I increase aliveness here?
8. Do it for Real to expand fluent capacity
9. Learning to Build Fluency Fluency, a.k.a: Fluently Proficient Habitual performance Routine, smooth, skillful, ease
10. “Do it for Real” DIAL Skill-building Metrics: Watch for Doing, Attention to attaining fluency, Expanding capacity, Increasing capability Low Fluency • Waiting to Learn • Abstractions • Questions re: objections, ‘what ifs?’ & edge cases • Introductions & Exposure to… High Fluency • Fully embodied experience • Implementing • Practicing skilled action • Performing is its own justification
11. ✦ How can I move closer to doing this for real?
12. Setting First to drive learning
13. “Setting First” DIAL Learning Environment Metrics: Watch for efficacy in underpinning other “Rules” Poor Setting • Inhibits Aliveness, Fluency, Signal, or Focus • Creates barriers to learning Rich Setting • Reinforces Aliveness, Fluency, Signal, & Focus • Drives learning
14. ✦ How can I improve the setting to drive and strengthen aliveness, fluency, signal, and flow?
15. Start Obvious, Stay Obvious to initiate an sustain action
16. “Start Obvious, Stay Obvious” DIAL Signal to Noise Metrics: Signal Strength, Watch for Degree of Friction, Hesitation, Confusion, Ambiguity, Clarity High Signal • Action with regular, sequential “Aha’s” • Full attention • Spontaneous innovation • High confidence • High trust • Questions about safety, performance • Concerns for precision, correctness • Distractions • Confusion • Caution, Hesitations High Noise
17. ✦ How can I boost the signal and make it more obvious? ✦ How can I add clarity and remove confusion, friction, hesitations, ambiguities, & distractions?
18. Focus on Flow to increase proficiency
19. “Focus on Flow” DIAL “Bite-sized” Skill Metrics: Watch for small enough to easily consume + big enough to hold interest; Constructive sequence Un-Focused • Too small = boring • Too big = overwhelming • Questions off topic • Drowning in detail Right Focus • Largest “bite” learner can easily absorb & find interesting • Questions about the next “bite” • Progressive, increasing proficiency Bored Panic/ Overwhelm Just right
20. ✦ How can I better shape the size and sequence of learning goals?
21. Keep it Alive! Do it for Real Setting First Start Obvious, Stay Obvious Focus on Flow
22. https://leanpub.com/fiverules
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