Org. Development and Change Mgmt

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Course Code: 
132222
Course Outline: 

OrganizationalDevelopment andChange ManagementODC132222

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An-NajahNationalUniversity, Nablus, Palestine.

Spring Semester, 2015

"الابداع ان نتحدى انفسنا خارج منطقة الامان" Creativity is to challenge ourselves outside our comfort zone

Invest in People ... Create the FUTURE. المعرفة نبع بين شخصين

"Only at the abyss that we change" التغيير الذي نتمناه غداً، هو الجيل الذي نبنيه اليوم

"When you look at the abyss the abyss looks back at you"

Please note the following important dates:

1- In-class-Activity: We'll have 2 guest speakers from Northwestern University, Dr. Greg. Light and Dr. Denise Darne, on Tuesday Feb. 14th.
2- Off-Campus Activity: We'll have an Open-Study-Day Saturday, (                        ), @ Hamidi-Mango Cultural Center
3- Off-Campus Activity: another Open Study Day, Saturday, (                     ), @ مركز الطفل الثقافي-قرب مكتبة بلدية نابلس
4- Your class work-shop will be on        Location @ ألمعهد الكوري.
5- We'll have guest speaker from   on.
6- The Self-Evaluation, Your Learning log will be due no later than April 22nd. As I'll be needing quite some time to read and assess your REFLECTION.
7- Workshop website : www.odworkshop.tk

8- kicubed http://www.kicubed.com/ki3.html

Johnson (1990) has compiled a list of components for course objectives that may be useful. The caveat is that the objectives should accurately reflect the course, the instructor, and the needs of students. According to Johnson, "course objectives should consist of explicit statements about the ways in which students are expected to change as a result of your teaching and the course activities. These should include changes in thinking skills, feelings, and actions" (p. 3).

Objectives:

Based on learning centered approach, the course main objective is not to cover a premeditated, predefined limited block of material thought to be needed by the instructor to be delivered to the learner in certain period of time. LLC gives the learners the opportunity to identify their learning needs to be contracted as the course materials.

- To facilitate learning following Learner Created Content method. Teams will author the content using the course wikispaces

- To encourage learners to assume responsibility for their own learning, work towards becoming Life-Long-Learners, team member will take turn authoring and presenting course subject,

- To provide learners with the opportunity to use web 2.0 technologies, towards more collaborative team working. .

- To help improve student multiple skills:

1. English Language skills,

2. Receptive & Productive Skills, Authoring content on Web 2.0 applications like wikispaces,

3. Communication, Team work, collaboration, leadership and discussion.

Subjects:

The subjects where developed in-class by students, and contracted to be constructed on this wikispace ... The subjects will span a 16 week course activities and hopes to answer the golden question "What do I expect to learn in this class?"

1-     Perspectives of Org. Theory (modern, symbolic-interpretive and

2-     Postmodern)

3-     Org Effectiveness.

4-     Org. Analysis, Structure, Culture (Value System).

5-     Org. Design, Challenges, centralization, Decentralization.

6-     Org. Behavior, Role of Leadership, Management in OD and Business Change, Participative mgmt, Behavioral science,

7-     Informal Organization, The importance and role.

8-     Developing Org. Key Performance Indicators, evaluation, metrics, Mgmt. Objectives-Based, Needs-Based Oriented

9-     Org. Development, Sustainability through Continuous Improvement Creating Value

10-   IT-enabled Business Change. ( Strategic alignment and execution of change ) Request a copy of MIT Sloan School of Management IT-Enabled Bus. Change

11-   Org. Flexibility, Reflex and responsiveness. Business Process Re-Engineering, Org. Re-Design, Org. Re-Structure.

12-   Org. Change Mgmt. Types, Forms, Resistance to Change, How to implement CHANGE effectively.

Delivery _ (Socially Interactive Participation in Meaning Making)
This course will adapt an educational philosophy and method of delivery that shifts the course activities towards learning and learners centered activities to meet the learners' learning needs. We will adapt the Learner Created Content LCC approach to provide the learners with the opportunity to be responsible to seek and meet their learning needs in a collaborative work groups to create the course content; That the course will produce levels of anxiety among students which I anticipate to deal with by providing guidance, support and lots of mutual support; moreover, at the end of the semester, the student will have to plan and conduct a workshop to present their work. We will also follow a similarly creative assessment measures to assess the learners work. There will only be a :

Assessment:

please check the learner assessment sheethttp://c1.wikicdn.com/i/mime/32/application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.wordprocessingml.document.pngSCC Know-Skills-Attitudes Evaluation.docx


- Teams community projects. %20
- English language and Communication skills. %3
- 1st. exam   %15
- Self-Evaluation, Learning Journal and personal e-Portfolio on Wikispace : %10
- Comm. Projects and OD Workshop: (Development Opportunities and Challenges facing Local Organizations) %15
- Final exam %40


Course Web Link:

http://odc2-scc-nnu.wikispaces.com/