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Our group, WikiCED is pleased to demonstrate what it might look like for an individual who wants to introduce or create change in an organization. Today our group will use technology as the vehicle to demonstrate challenges and opportunities around introducing change. | Our group, WikiCED is pleased to demonstrate what it might look like for an individual who wants to introduce or create change in an organization. Today our group will use technology as the vehicle to demonstrate challenges and opportunities around introducing change. Many people dream about being a change hero, making one suggestion – like Rosa Parks, an African American civil rights activist, whom the U.S. Congress later called "Mother of the Modern-Day Civil Rights Movement did in 1955 when she refused to obey a bus driver's orders. Suddenly we have a successful transformation that everyone recognizes. | ||
*Philip will start with a brief history of change and resistance | *Philip will start with a brief history of change and resistance | ||
Revision as of 13:25, 12 August 2009
Intro
Players
| Image | Description | |
|---|---|---|
| Anti-tech Arnie | Fax machines are the height of human achievement | |
| Bureaucrat Bev | Everything by the book, for the organization! | |
| Busy Betty Bee | Everywhere, doing everything with no time to spare. | |
| Innovator Irene | We can solve this problem with a few simple technological conventions | |
| Iron-fisted RARRRR Thor | It's simple. My way or the highway! | |
| Mélanie Hughes | ||
| Whiny Negate No No Nancy | Whiny Negate No No |
Our group, WikiCED is pleased to demonstrate what it might look like for an individual who wants to introduce or create change in an organization. Today our group will use technology as the vehicle to demonstrate challenges and opportunities around introducing change. Many people dream about being a change hero, making one suggestion – like Rosa Parks, an African American civil rights activist, whom the U.S. Congress later called "Mother of the Modern-Day Civil Rights Movement did in 1955 when she refused to obey a bus driver's orders. Suddenly we have a successful transformation that everyone recognizes.
- Philip will start with a brief history of change and resistance
- Then our group has prepared a special presentation for you
- We will follow this with a participatory learning session which will include you co-creating and contributing to WikiCED, a manual that covers each of the areas we will talk about today along with links to many other resources
- And lastly, before we leave today, David will help ensure that everyone has an understanding of how to access the manual that we will have created together in real time.
About
Developer: WikiCED group; Presenter: Katherine; Minutes: 5; Position: 1