2013-03-21

Post-meeting artifacts

Artifacts from the meeting include a blog post:

• Systems Thinking and the Learning Aesthetic (Systems Thinking Ontario, 2013-03-21) on the Coevolving Innovations blog by David Ing.

The original content of the web page preceding the meeting follows below.

March 21 is the third meeting for Systems Thinking Ontario.  This time, the location is NOT at OCAD, but at the Lash Miller Building LM123 at 80 St. George Street, U. of Toronto.  Registration at http://st-on-2013-03-21.eventbrite.com/

Theme: Systems Thinking and the Learning Aesthetic

The focus question for the evening is:  "When can learning about system thinking be fun (and when can't it be)?"

Suggested pre-reading:

To provide a minimal shared context, some foundational articles can be helpful.

• Linda Booth Sweeney (2011), "Learning to Connect the Dots: Developing Children’s Systems Literacy", Solutions: for a sustainable and desirable future, volume 5, issue 3, October 2011), pp. 55-62 at http://www.thesolutionsjournal.com/node/1167

• Linda Booth Sweeney (2001), "Systems Thinking: A Means to Understand Our Complex World", Pegasus Communications, at http://www.pegasuscom.com/pdfs/systems-thinking-introduction.pdf

Participants should not feel limited to this suggested pre-reading, but should recognize that other attendees may have not read, or are reading differently, that article.

Agenda, March. 21, 2012

Post-meeting artifacts

Bloogers are encouraged to write about their learning and experiences at the meeting. Links will be added to this page.