Yesterday, I had the opportunity to dive into an insightful podcast from the series Systems and Cybernetics on the New Books Network. The episode featured an interview with Pete Barbrook-Johnson and Alexandra (Alex) S. Penn, co-authors of the book Systems Mapping: How to Build and Use Causal Models of Systems
In 2005, I had been living for over two years, in Kampong Thom, central Cambodia. I was working on community development and local governance participation in local governance in a GTZ (now GIZ) rural development programme. I also worked on my PhD research on education decentralisation and community participation in school management, which I did
My discovery of systems through the words of Jane Jacobs Read More »
There is no such thing as a failed experiment, only experiments with unexpected outcomes R. Buckminster Fuller (1895-1983)
Dealing with the Unexpected Read More »
I listened yesterday to an interesting episode of Melog, the radio programme hosted by Gianluca Nicoletti on Radio24.
I listened before the Christmas break to an episode of One and Tooze, which had a segment about AI and the latest release by OpenAI\’s ChatGPT
Five development questions to ChatGPT Read More »
Our paper A Case for a Systems Approach to EdTech
The case for systems analysis in EdTech Read More »
Overall, remote learning does not seem to have worked. Why is that?
A great article in The Guardian about the biggest river restoration project in Europe
A systems approach to systems restoration Read More »