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In a previous life, I was the Chief Scientist of Xerox Corporation and the director of its Palo Alto Research Center (PARC). I was deeply involved in the management of radical innovation and in the formation of corporate strategy and strategic positioning of Xerox as The Document Company. Today, I'm Chief of Confusion, helping people ask the right questions, trying to make a difference through my work- speaking, writing, teaching. I've also received a few honorary degrees along the way, and in 2004 I was inducted into the Industry Hall of Fame. ASSOCIATES BOARD ACTIVITIESI'm also involved on Boards, Advisory Boards and Editorial Boards, all manner of boards. See my CV... NEWSLETTER |
Learning in the Digital Age (Indiana University, April 2009)
--------- Tinkering as a Mode of Knowledge Production (Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching) October 2008 (You Tube)>>
--------- On Creativity (speech at USC) January 2008 (You Tube)>> Slides from the presentation here >>
--------- "The Social View of Learning" Conferència "Innovation is around the corner: Learning in the digital age", Barcelona, Spain December 2007 (You Tube)
--------- Conversation with Ulrike Reinhard at SCOPE|08: The Future of Learning:
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Rethinking Globalization
Innovation Blowback
Value Creation at the Edge
Learning in the Digital Age
Why
IT Matters More Today than Ever Before Cloud Computing & Service Grids Creating
a Culture of Learning Managing
Radical Innovation The
Will to Innovate I am distressed at how bad most CEOs are today in thinking out of the box. Boards aren't much better. And, of course, most institutions and foundations tend to be hesitant to re-invent themselves...
Design,
Design, Design RECENT
SPEECHES “Learning in the Digital Age” – 2009 Annual Midwest Regional Conference on the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning, South Bend, Indiana, 3 April 2009. “Innovating Innovation – Transforming the accelerating pace of change from a challenge to an opportunity” – Singtel’s i.Luminate 2008, Singapore, 24 September 2008. “Media 2.0 – Welcome to the 21st Century” – Singapore Press Holdings Conference, Singapore, 23 September 2008. “Web 2.0 to Learning 2.0: Key to net-gen work force” – Gartner’s Portals, Content and Collaboration Summit, Anaheim, California, 19 September 2008. “The Spirit of Entrepreneurism and the Gaming Disposition” - Singapore Management University’s iJam 2008, Singapore, 1 September 2008. “Learning and Literacy in the Digital Age” – Willamette University, Salem, Oregon, 26 August 2008. “Teaching, Learning and Technology: Past, Present and Future” – UC Systemwide 21st Century Conference, UC Davis, Davis, California, 20 June 2008. “ Learning 2.0: Striving for New Forms of Productivity, Leveraging the Social Basis of Learning and The Net” – Moodle Moot 2008, San Francisco, California, 10 June 2008. “Institutional Innovation“ – Institute of Design’s Strategy Conference, Chicago, Illiniois, 22 May 2008. “The Expanding Roles for the CIO in a Rapidly Changing World” – CRITO’s CIO Roundtable, UC Irvine, Irvine, California, 31 March 2008. “Innovating Innovation: A Social Dynamic Perspective: - MITRE Corporation Senior Staff and Corporate Officers, McLean, Virginia, 10 March 2008. “Born Digital, Learning Differently” – CSULA’s Teaching the 21st Century Student: Technology, Information Literacy and Student Learning, Los Angeles, California, 29 February 2008. “Born Digital, Learning Differently” – American Council on Education’s 90th Annual Conference, San Diego, California, 12 February 2008. “Envisioning the Future of DIY” – Panel discussion, DIY Conference, USC, 9 February 2008. “State of Research” – Panel Discussion, DIY Conference, USC, 8 February 2008. “NSFNET: Impact on Teaching and Learning” – NSFNET: The Partnership that Changed The World: An event celebrating 20 years of Internet Invention and Progress, Arlington, Virginia, 30 November 2007. “The Future of OCW and Education” – Panel Discussion, MIT OCW Conference: Unlocking Knowledge, Empowering Minds: A Milestone Celebration, Boston, Massachusetts, 28 November 2007. “Learning 2.0: New Modes of Learning and Scholarship” – Open University’s Open Learn Conference, Milton Keynes, England, 31 October 2007. “Life in the Networked Age: Technology, Science, and Society” – RES Advisory Board Roundtable, Avignon, France, 12 October 2007. “Learning 2.0 – New modes of Learning and Scholarship” – Colgate University’s Celebration of Case Library and Geyer Center for Information Technology, Colgate University, Hamilton, New York, 5 October 2007. “Born Digital: New Leaders, New Leadership Models” – New Paradigm E 2.0 Conference, Napa Valley, California, 18 September 2007. |
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JSB's Sand Box
Commencement Speech: N.C. State (2009) From Transactional Markets to Relational Networks: Amplifying the innovation Potential of High Tech Regions (PDF) with John Hagel Entrepreneurial learning in the networked age: How new learning environments foster entrepreneurship and innovation (PDF) with Max Senges and Howard Rheingold Why Virtual Worlds Can Matter (PDF) with Douglas Thomas How to Connect Technology and Passion in the Service of Learning, The Chronicle of Higher Education, October 2008 Learning
2.0 - The Big Picture (PDF) The Gamer Disposition Harvard Business Review "Conversation Starter" Blog (with Douglas Thomas), February 14, 2008 Minds on Fire (co-authored with Richard P. Adler) Educause, January - February 2008
The Play of Imagination: Beyond the Literary Mind (PDF) with Douglas Thomas Interview: John Seely Brown on Web 2.0 and the Culture of Learning (School 2.0, Part 6) from Steve Hargadon's blog Architecting School 2.0 from Wesley Fryer's blog: Moving at the Speed of Creativity Ex-PARC chief urges shift in engineering schools itworld.com New Learning Environments for the 21st Century: EXPLORING THE EDGE Change Sep/Oct 2006 Five
Questions... for John Seely Brown New Learning Environments for the 21st Century Creation Nets: Harnessing the Potential of Open Innovation with John Hagel VIDEO: Is business waking up to wiki? Socialtext CEO Ross Mayfield and I discuss the emerging role of the wiki in the evolution of corporate collaboration. CNET, April 2006 You Play World of Warcraft? You're Hired! Wired, April 2006 FAST COMPANY Open Debate: in which I debate Shannon O’Brien, a high-school senior >> long version | short version Connecting Globalization & Innovation: Some Contrarian Perspectives Prepared for the Annual Meeting of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland January 25 – 30, 2006. edgeperspectives.com My presentation at KM Asia 2005 Foreword from Judy Breck's 109 Ideas for Virtual Learning From Push to Pull - Emerging Models for Mobilizing Resources (PDF) offers a preview of some of the research for our next book...
University
of Colorado System's 2005 Teaching with Technology Conference podcast
+ presentation Benefits of a long-distance relationship, FT Silicon Valley's Risky Complacency BusinessWeek Beware "Berrybite" Blowback JH3's blog Keynote:
From Push to Pull: Higher Education in the Digital Age
Supernova
2005 Podcast (MP3) Cook Report (PDF): A Review of Supernova and The Only Sustainable Edge From
push to pull: The next frontier of innovation McKinsey
Quarterly Innovation
blowback: Disruptive management practices from Asia McKinsey
Quarterly Warcraft & The Fundamentals of Leadership and the abstract for "Extending the Reach of Games"- a GLS Symposium proposal Intelligence: We've Lost Our Edge WaPo John Hagel and John Seely Brown: Friction can be Good - Esther Dyson Letter to A Young Researcher JSB at PARC Global View of Infocomm in 2015 March 2005 The Innovation/Productivity Quotient Optimize Don't Resist Offshoring, Exploit It FT From Tightly Bound to Loosely Coupled Software Development Does IT Matter? An HBR Debate Harvard Business Review Interview with Sandra Higgison Mind Bugs or why "seeing" is so damn difficult (PDF) Where
Have All the Computers Gone? Commencement Speeches: N.C. State (2009); University of Michigan 2005 (PDF) and CGU (2004) |
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BOOKS The Only Sustainable Edge: Why Business Strategy Depends On Productive Friction And Dynamic Specialization, John Hagel and John Seely Brown, Harvard Business School Press; May, 2005 Storytelling
in Organizations : Why Storytelling Is Transforming 21st Century Organizations
and Management, John Seely Brown, Stephen Denning, Katalina
Groh, Laurence Prusak, Butterworth-Heinemann; August 2004 Seeing
Differently: Insights on Innovation, J.S. Brown (Ed.), Boston,
MA: Harvard Business School Publishing, 1997. INTERVIEWS WIRED: Innovation and Technology: An Interview with JSB Seth Kahan: Storytelling and the Art of Science Marcia Conner: Linking, Lurking, Listening, and Learning, an interview from Learning in the New Economy Magazine
David Gill: The IBTE Conversation Ethix Storytelling:
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