International Handbook of Educational Policy
DOI: 10.1007/1-4020-3201-3_55
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New Forms of Learning and Work Organization in the it Industry: A German Perspective on Informal Learning

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“…OL situations are determined by work elements, work organisation and the social context present in the learning environment (Dehnbostel, Molzberger, and Overwien 2005). Ferguson-Amores, Rodriguez, and Navarro (2005) summarise the types of knowledge transfer as follows: (i) prospective (feed-forward), when knowledge flows from individuals and teams to the organisation, renewing it and (ii) retrospective, when knowledge flows from organisation to teams and individuals.…”
Section: Ol and Hrm Practicesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…OL situations are determined by work elements, work organisation and the social context present in the learning environment (Dehnbostel, Molzberger, and Overwien 2005). Ferguson-Amores, Rodriguez, and Navarro (2005) summarise the types of knowledge transfer as follows: (i) prospective (feed-forward), when knowledge flows from individuals and teams to the organisation, renewing it and (ii) retrospective, when knowledge flows from organisation to teams and individuals.…”
Section: Ol and Hrm Practicesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Organizational learning situations are determined by work elements, work organization and social context inserted into the learning environment (Dehnbostel et al, 2005). Amores et al (2005) summarize the types of knowledge transfer in two ways: (i) prospective (feed-forward), when knowledge flows from individuals and teams to the organization, renewing it, and (ii) retrospective, when the knowledge flows from organization to teams and individuals.…”
Section: Organizational Learningmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A learning environment, which is idealized by the leaders of the organization, must be constructed in order to support such OL situations (Dehnbostel et al, 2005). However, Tjosvold et Wong (2006) emphasize the difficulties in the learning process.…”
Section: Organizational Learningmentioning
confidence: 99%