Many organizations and educational institutions get bogged down in traditional learning methods. The result? Knowledge gets stuck in silos, employees are insufficiently involved and training courses deliver too little. Within the MBOin2030 program, together with education experts, we have shown that things can be done differently - with Social Learning as a catalyst for knowledge sharing, innovation and sustainable impact.
From informing to activating
In MBOin2030, Social Learning was deliberately used to go beyond mere knowledge transfer. Teachers and education experts were actively involved in an open learning environment where they not only learned, but also reflected together, shared ideas and collaborated. This approach created meaningful dialogue and strengthened the power of innovation within vocational education.
The learning intervention was designed as a MOOC (Massive Open Online Course) - a scalable, interactive learning experience that focuses on social interaction and reflection.
What makes Social Learning so powerful?
✔️ Accessible expertise: Through knowledge sharing and creation, peer insights and experiences become more readily available.
✔️ Higher engagement: Interactive learning experiences create active participation and ownership.
✔️ Faster learning: Learning from and with each other increases the effectiveness of knowledge transfer.
✔️ Innovation and adaptivity: A social learning ecosystem encourages creativity and continuous improvement.
A practical example: MBOin2030
During our session at Next Learning, Cees Brouwer (OCW) and Merel van Berkel (Next Learning Valley) will take you through the practical case of MBOin2030. You will discover how Social Learning has been applied concretely and how it contributes to building a future-proof learning ecosystem.
🎙️ Speakers
Cees Brouwer
Innovator at the intersection of education and labor market
Cees worked as an administrator in HBO and MBO and advises the Ministry of OCW on strategic educational innovation. As an involved expert at mboin2030, he provides input on themes such as dialogic validation.
Merel van Berkel
L&D Consultant at Next Learning Valley
Merel is an educational scientist and expert in personalized and social learning. She helps organizations leverage technology and data to enhance learning.
📌 Practical Information
Theme: State of Impact @ Workplace
Date: April 1, 2025
Location: Next Learning 2025
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