Learning

ASHEN is a framework used in the context of knowledge mapping within organizations. Developed by Dave Snowden, it aims to shift organizational thinking from key-person dependency to knowledge dependency. Let’s explore its key elements:

For this quarter I am going to continue investing time on Estuarine Mapping. The plan So the V2MOM for this quarter will be: Death line = 31/March/2023 The results (April 2024)

To remember for my poor memory: Why this table is relevant? When you are explaining complex models or concepts, it is interesting to divide the explanation of complex going from simple situations to a more complex ones. These degrees of difficulty can happen in many perspectives, and the table contains different view that could be … Read more

I’m participating in a research related to gaming and one of the persons participating in the subgroup where I am participating is a gaming specialist and did this video. Some notes about the presentation

This quarter I want to diversify in the things I learn, knowing that it will not be a lot of deep learning, but investigation about what to do in deep. The flow system seem to be a good tool for solving problems in organizations, and this is something that I want to dig in. Estuarine … Read more

All models require to be validated and verified. Verification Validation Ensuring that the implemented model corresponds to reality. Types of validation

This quarter I want to focus on the evolution of the course “Acelera tu aprendizaje”. This course started in 2022 teaching during 2 sessions during 2 hours each, with some videos and an exercise between sessions. This format has been tested and has good things and bad things. In December I was thinking about the … Read more

I’m doing this course: Introduction to Agent-Based Modeling, and I would like to keep some notes and screenshots. Models Introductory Models The fire model: The traffic model: The Schelling tipping model: Complex Models