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5.2 e-LIP model structure

We know that in the e-LIP model, the four components are: economics, learning, innovation, and performance.

In order to explore the relationships between these components, we need to understand the inner-structure of each component.

It can not be over-emphasized that: these are our under-working works, we are open to feedbacks for refining this model. So, your input is valuable and deeply appreciated by us.

1. The components of economics

By categorizing from dimension 1,

I can get two fundamental components: needs and supply.

By choosing this dimension, I hope to examine learning, innovation, and performance with the lens of how well certain needs are satisfied.

 

 

2. The compoents of learning

By dimension 1, I hope to examine learning in terms of a complete and complex picture.

Learning sciene needs to be established with a systematic approach.

5W1H would be a good start for figuring out a systematic approach.

By dimension 2, I hope to explore the best solutions on how machine/IT can play a role in facilitating human's learning.

What need/had better to be done by each side (human or machine), when, where, and why?

 

 3. The components of innovation

By dimension 1, I feel that innovations can be categorized as these three types.

Often there are gaps between and among ideas, tools, and practices. So, I hope to address these gaps, and bridge them.

Another reason is that these three elements promote each other

By dimension 2, I hope to systemize a method of learning and applying innovations.

These four components have been my way of generating an innovation, so I think that might enlight your efforts of generating an innovation.

 

4. The components of practice

By this dimension, I hope to explore that inside a performance support system:

How human and machine can collabroated, not only in terms of the perfroming tasks, but also in terms of the teaching/tutoring tasks.

By this dimension, I try to connect individual and collective performance more closely.

 

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