Operationalizing a learning solution
View Patent ↗A learning solution context is specified in terms of formal and informal learning within zones of interaction. Solution components of purpose/outcome, measurement, technology/infrastructure, resources, and process are specified and selected to align each to the solution context providing an optimal learning solution for a particular client.
1. A system for defining a learning solution, comprising:
a computer processor;
program means on said processor for providing a learning solution context as a circular diagram having specific radial width for zones and an inner circular wedge area defining a ratio of formal to informal learning for each of said zones; and
program means on said processor for defining the content of each of a plurality of solution components to align with said zones and said circular wedge area for each of said zones of said solution context.
2. The system of claim 1 , wherein said zones represent types of interaction.
3. The system of claim 1 , wherein said solution components comprise purpose/outcomes, measurement, technology/infrastructure, resources, and process.
4. A computer program product for instructing a processor to define a learning solution, said computer program product comprising:
a computer readable medium;
first program instruction means for providing a learning solution context as a circular diagram having specific radial width for zones and an inner circular wedge area defining a ratio of formal to informal learning for each of said zones; and
second program instruction means for defining the content of each of a plurality of solution components to align with said zones and said circular wedge area for each of said zones of said solution context; and wherein
both said program instruction means are recorded on said medium.
5. The computer program product of claim 4 , wherein said zones represent types of interaction.
6. The computer program product of claim 4 , wherein said solution components comprise purpose/outcomes, measurements, technology/infrastructure, resources, and process.