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Action learning 3 Practice 2 Action research 1 Action science 1 Coaching 1 Collective leadership 1 Critical reflection 1 Dialogue 1 Experiential education 1 Facilitation 1 Leadership 1 Leadership development 1 Learning 1 Organizational change 1 Readiness 1 Tacit knowledge 1
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Pedler, Mike 26 Coghlan, David 23 Rigg, Clare 21 Trehan, Kiran 21 Brook, Cheryl 9 Gold, Jeff 8 Aspinwall, Kath 7 Bourner, Tom 5 Edmonstone, John 5 Holmes, Mary 5 Breen, Judith 4 Coughlan, Paul 4 Donnenberg, Otmar 4 Lawless, Aileen 4 Cho, Yonjoo 3 Clark, Elaine 3 Hauser, Bernhard 3 Loo, Ivo De 3 Lovegrove, Ian 3 Oliver, John 3 Raelin, Joseph A. 3 Ram, Monder 3 Vince, Russ 3 Abbott, Christine 2 Anderson, Lisa 2 Blantern, Chris 2 Bong, Hyeon-Cheol 2 Briault, Steve 2 Burgoyne, John 2 Calver, Julia 2 Chesterman, Danny 2 Conklin, James 2 Harvey, Brendon 2 Johnson, Craig 2 Joyce, Pauline 2 Kellie, Jean 2 Krijnen, Ad 2 Marquardt, Michael J. 2 Mccormack, Brendan 2 Milsom, Brian 2
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Virtual action learning: practices and challenges
Dickenson, Mollie; Burgoyne, John; Pedler, Mike - In: Action Learning: Research and Practice 7 (2008) 1, pp. 59-72
This paper reports findings from research that set out to explore virtual action learning (VAL) as an emerging variety of action learning (AL). In bringing together geographically dispersed individuals within and across organizations, and possibly across time, VAL has obvious potential in both...
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Implementing blended self-managed action learning for digital entrepreneurs in higher education
Shurville, Simon; Rospigliosi, Asher - In: Action Learning: Research and Practice 6 (2008) 1, pp. 53-61
We report upon implementing blended self-managed action learning (SMAL) within graduate and postgraduate courses in digital entrepreneurship. In four out of five cases, we found that SMAL was highly motivating to our learners and integrated well with a blended and flexible approach to learning....
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Seeking conceptual clarity in the action modalities
Raelin, Joe - In: Action Learning: Research and Practice 6 (2008) 1, pp. 17-24
This article begins with the presumption that action learning has not made as deep an impact in promoting participatory social change as its supporters may have hoped for, but nor has its cousin action modalities, such as action research and action science. These action strategies have evolved...
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Using an action learning set (ALS) to support the nurse and allied health professional consultant role
Richardson, Janet; Ainsworth, Roberta; Allison, Rhoda; … - In: Action Learning: Research and Practice 5 (2008) 1, pp. 65-77
Advanced clinical practice roles are now an integral feature of many healthcare services and have been adopted in a diversity of areas. However, mentoring of these roles is not well documented in the literature and formal mechanisms of support are limited. An action learning set (ALS) was...
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Action learning in ActionAid Nepal: a case study
Lustig, Patricia; Rai, Deep Ranjani - In: Action Learning: Research and Practice 6 (2008) 2, pp. 165-169
This article describes an example of how action learning was used as a framework for an organisational intervention to fundamentally change the organisational culture over a period of time. It also identifies our learning over that period of time and what worked well (and not so well) in an...
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Participating in a Collaborative Action Learning Set (CAL): beginning the journey
Mccormack, Brendan; Henderson, Elizabeth; Boomer, Christine - In: Action Learning: Research and Practice 5 (2008) 1, pp. 5-19
Action learning is being increasingly utilised as a strategy to underpin practitioner focused development and research projects in healthcare generally and nursing in particular. Whilst facilitators of and participants in action learning have a variety of resource materials to guide their...
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Reflections on a failed action learning intervention
Oliver, John - In: Action Learning: Research and Practice 5 (2008) 1, pp. 79-83
This paper reflects on the failure of a recent action learning intervention with a UK television company. The aim of the project was to gain insight into the reasons why the viewing figures of their factual programming channels were in decline and to develop a new strategy enabled by the action...
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Action learning: practices, problems & prospects
Trehan, Kiran; Pedler, Mike; Trehan, Kiran; Coghlan, David - In: Action Learning: Research and Practice 5 (2008) 2, pp. 91-92
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An extreme case of action learning at BAT Niemeyer
Eckstein, Emiel; Veenhoven, Gert; Loo, Ivo De - In: Action Learning: Research and Practice 6 (2008) 2, pp. 171-176
Becoming a ‘winning organization’ when one currently is an ‘ugly ducking’ can be a difficult and strenuous task. BAT Niemeyer in the Netherlands succeeded in making such a transformation over the course of four years. Action learning was used, among other methods, to steer part of this...
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Action learning, organisational research and the ‘wicked’ problems
Pedler, Mike; Trehan, Kiran - In: Action Learning: Research and Practice 5 (2008) 3, pp. 203-205
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