Schäffter, Ortfried: Innovation consultancy in the pedagogy of adult education Institutionalisation of innovation in the organisations of extended vocational training Firstly the contribution shows to which extent an organisational theory on the pedagogy of adult education offers explanatory possiblities for an ongoing innovative structural change. Then the implicit aspect of innovation in concepts of pedagogical organisational is being expatiated and conceptually differentiated. The diffe…
In dem Beitrag wird anhand eines Beispiels - aus dem Projekt: Beratung zu multimedialem Lernen in kleinen und mittelständischen Unternehmen des Berufsfortbildungswerks des DGB Rhein- Neckar-Tauber - illustriert, dass mediengestütztes Lernen Organisationsentwicklung auslösen bzw. Organisationsentwicklungsprozesse beeinflussen kann.
Until now, the organization-specific proportion in professional development has received little recognition despite its significance for the occupational biographical professionalization of teachers and continuing educators. The book “Organization as Context for Professionalism” was written subsequently to a research and development project, which was aimed at the educational management of continuing educational organization for the professional development of educational employees. The result …
Der Beitrag befasst sich mit der erforderlichen Weiterentwicklung der erwachsenenpädagogischen Organisationsforschung unter der Prämisse der Organisation als zentraler Ermöglichungsbedingung bzw. als „Mittel“ der Ermöglichung von Lern- und Bildungsprozessen Erwachsener. Auf der Grundlage einer Kurzdiskussion des Titels wird die These unterstützt, dass sich die erwachsenenpädagogische Organisationsforschung zukünftig stärker als bislang geschehen mit der empirischen Erkundung und Identifikation …
The article presents the European development of new learning centres as well as educational and cultural centres, in which adult education institutions and libraries continue to merge. The author depicts three examples of these new institutions, which are increasingly becoming an element of educational urban development.
The article examines the development in demand for the independently creative area of cultural adult education. It also focuses on stakeholders and developments of a new conceptual meaning. The authors particularly call the gender role for independently creative programmes into question and develop hypotheses to explain the dominant proportion of women.
During the last two decades, widening adult participation in higher education has become a central issue in international and especially European lifelong learning policy debates. At European level this is reflected in the Europe 2020 strategy set out by the European Commission. One headline target is to boost the share of the population aged 30–34 that has completed tertiary or equivalent education to 40 per cent by 2020. In the face of general trends such as the intensive use of ICT, the evol…
