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Peter Drucker's 1994 lecture during which he coined the term "knowledge worker." Given at Harvard Kennedy School.

Peter Drucker's 1994 lecture during which he coined the term "knowledge worker." Given at Harvard Kennedy School.

power to function in terms of ethics, an attitude or a way of life, which entails practices and discourses that regulate and normalize social conduct. This ethical mode of analysis of power is primary, and it displaces thinking power from the point of view of the state. Thinking power in this way "cuts the head off the king."

Some interesting implications for the "knowledge economy "& "lifelong learning" via Rolin Moe: http://allmoocs.wordpress.com/2013/07/11/is-the-neoliberal-criticism-of-mooc-a-fair-one/#more-447

A seminal read by John Law on Actor-Network Theory

Seminal article on Actor-Network Theory.

Some great insights/sensemaking on Actor-Network Theory.

This third edition of the classic resource, Productive Workplaces is smart, well-written and well-researched, thoughtful, somewhat provocative, and a one-of-a-kind review of the integration of economics, technology, and people. It covers such topics as: the work on self as integral to organizational change; the revision of Lewinian concepts for a new era; and the history behind "getting everybody improving whole systems" as a response to fast change and increasing diversity (not the same as using any particular method). The themes, case studies (many revisited), and models are as relevant as ever.

Cultivating 5 Critical Perspectives on Educational Change & Innovation http://t.co/aQTDHOFSpT #edu #edtech #innochat

Does technological progress change the human condition? Techno-sociologist Zeynep Tufekci took the time to speak with Martin Eiermann about the rise of Al Jazeera, accelerating change and the conventions of online interaction.