Scaffolded Social Learning in Action

Webcast Highlights:

• Explore how learning has changed in the Social Age
• Introduce a framework for the design of Scaffolded Social learning
• Explore the 10 co-creative behaviors which sit at the heart of Social Learning
• Look at how Stories and Storytelling sit at the heart of learning and
• Learn how we can assess the success and ROI of Social Learning

Scaffolded Social Learning is a design framework that helps organizations adapt their view of learning to be fit for the Social Age. Formal learning is owned by the organization: it's a story that is 'done' to people. By contrast, Social Learning is co-created by the community itself: it brings together tacit, tribal knowledge, alongside the formal, and makes sense of it all.

Social Learning works most effectively when it's Scaffolded: where we create a narrative structure and use communities to co-create the meaning within that structure.

Scaffolded Social Learning is a fundamental shift in mindset, where we relinquish control of the story, while shaping the overall narrative. It helps people perform better.