Executive Learning Network
4 November 2011
Networked Learning
09.15
Registration and Coffee
09.45
Welcome and Introduction
Bill Wright, Executive Development Director, Centre for Customised Executive
Development (CCED)
10.00
The Digital Landscape
This session will provide a map of the digital landscape that we all inhabit; where we’ve
come from, where we are and where we’re going with regard to the social media and
social networks that are shaping all aspects of our world right now. Armed with this map
the session will help you to plot the implementation of social technology in your
organisation.
Dr Tazeeb Rajwani, Lecturer in Strategic Management
11.00
Coffee
11.15
The Implications for Executive Education
Cranfield are experts in making sense of the rise of social networking technology on
programmes of executive education. The term we use to describe our approach is
‘networked learning’ which as it suggests, uses technologies to link learners, and to link
learners to learning resources – all of which are essential processes in our world-class
programmes. This session will cover CCED’s best practice examples and lessons
learned. Pre-arranged access via live Webex available.
Toby Thompson, Networked Learning Director
12.15
Networked Learning – Experience Exchange
In facilitated smaller groups, this session is an opportunity to explore, with others facing
similar challenges, some of the realities of implementing networked learning and related
themes in more depth.
Share experiences, opportunities, dilemmas and success stories.
12.45
Working lunch available
14.15
Presentations from discussion groups
Exploring the experiences, ideas and outcomes from each of the discussion groups.
15.00
Conclusions
15.30
Close
Venue:
Contact:
Cranfield Management Development Centre, Cranfield School of Management, Cranfield,
Bedford, MK43 0AL
Sarah Amies ▪ sarah.amies@cranfield.ac.uk ▪ +44 (0)1234 754875