Journal of Workplace Learning · 2004 · 182 citations · 9 references
ManagementOrganization StudiesOrganizational BehaviorOrganizational DevelopmentOrganizational LearningWorkplace LearningEmployee DevelopmentEmployee TrainingLearning From ExperienceLearning OrganizationLearning ProcessesWork DesignWorkplace Knowledge Management
The aim of this article is to develop a holistic model that shows the basic elements of workplace learning and their mutual connections. This is done by adjusting and combining two models that have already been worked out formerly by members of the consortium: a model dealing with the workplace as a learning space, and a general model of the learning process. The most important features of the new model are its distinction between the social and the individual levels of learning, and its pointing to the overlap between the working practice of the organisation and the work identities of the employees as the central area for important workplace learning. Concludes by discussing the purposes to which this model can be put.
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