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A philosophical perspective and general aim
Contributed by Gnaiger E 2016-09-26
- 1. Define a common aim
- What is the common aim for the group including participants and lecturers, and for the entire group beyond participants?
- The common aim must be clearly understandable, familiar from other established areas, non-controversial.
- Make it a challenge, generate motivation.
- 1. Define a common aim
- 2. Give a historical perspective
- Find the roots linked to the common aim.
- Give the rationale why conventional aims did not match the common aim.
- Define stepping stones available towards the common aim - this looks like a steep learning curve.
- 2. Give a historical perspective
- 3. A change is necessary - difficult but possible
- Fundamentals of quality control.
- Basic concepts and applications: News.
- Towards standardization: Reference protocols - state of the art.
- Innovation for and beyond standardization.
- 3. A change is necessary - difficult but possible
- 4. At the beginning: This is really hard. - Finally: It is not that difficult - Yes, we can
- Repeat and provide context.
- Problem solving: make it an experience of success in action.
- Discuss specific cases in view of the common aim.
- Next steps and individual projects.
- Economy of communication and collaboration: stay in touch.
- 4. At the beginning: This is really hard. - Finally: It is not that difficult - Yes, we can
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