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May 11 (the second Monday of the month) is the 79th meeting for Systems Thinking Ontario. The registration is on Eventbrite at https://making-changes.eventbrite.com.
Systems Thinking and Making Changes
Systems Thinking and Making Changes
How do Systems Changes become natural practice? Stepping through a previously prepared set of slides, we'll have a slow discussion on history-making, commitment, argumentation and pattern language (or however much we can cover in about 90 minutes). The agenda will draw from:
A. Situated Learning + History-making
Legitimate Peripheral Participation + Practices (Lave, Wenger)
Skill Acquisition + Disclosing New Worlds (Dreyfus, Spinosa)
B. Commitment + Language-Action Perspective
Conversations for Action (Flores)
Deliverables, procedures, capacities, relationships
C. Argumentation + Pattern Language
IBIS (Rittel), Timeless Way of Building (Alexander)
Architectural Programming c.f. Designing
For May, we'll complete the four-lecture series as in February, March and April, based on the fourth lecture in the Systemic Design course, of the master's program in Strategic Foresight & Innovation at OCADU. Our modified program has been to use the slides as a foundation, on which we nurture a conversation that encourages participants to develop a personal appreciation through collective sensemaking.
Venue:
Venue:
We will meet online. Please register on Eventbrite, and the web link will be sent to you.
Suggested pre-reading:
Suggested pre-reading:
For those who want listen or read ahead, web video and digital audio are available as:
How do Systems Changes become natural practice? | March 18, 2020 at http://coevolving.com/blogs/index.php/archive/how-do-systems-changes-become-natural-practice/
Agenda
Agenda
Post-meeting artifacts
Post-meeting artifacts
Bloggers are encouraged to write about their learning and experiences at the meeting. Links will be added to this page.
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