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Used Software

For creating and maintaining the lernOS content a lot of software is used. We try to use open source software if possible.

• Atom - markdown editor for writing the single source content.
• Github Desktop - client to sync the sources of the lernOS repository on github between developers desktops and the cloud

lernOS Toolkit

• Web Conferencing like Skype for Business, Skype, Zoom, GoToMeeting, Circuit
• Instant Messengers like Threema, MS Teams, Slack, WhatsApp, WeChat, Telegram, Signal, RocketChat
• Enterprise Social Networks like Jive, Yammer, Connections, Lithium, Workplace by Facebook
• Personal Notebooks like OneNote, Evernote, TiddlyWiki, Etherpad
• File Hosting Services like Dropbox, OneDrive, Google Drive, OwnCloud
• Task Management Services like Trello, Microsoft ToDo, Microsoft Planner
• Mind Mapping Software like XMind, Freemind, MindManager, iThoughts, MindMeister
• Weblog Software like Wordpress, Tumblr

lernOS Roots & Inspiration

lernOS was created inspired by a lot of methods, frameworks, and approaches to master living and working in the 21st century. Here is a (never complete) list:

1. 21st Century Skills
2. 70/20/10 Model
3. Agile Manifesto
4. Agile Mindset
5. Agile Fluency Project
6. Ambidextrous Organization
7. Balanced Scorecard
8. Beyond Budgeting
9. Business Model Generation
10. Business Motivation Model
11. Cluetrain Manifesto
12. Community of Practice by Etienne Wenger: group of people who share a passion for something they know how to do and who interact regularly to learn how to do it better - Sources: Paper (2000), Introduction Article, Quick Start-Up Guide, Video
13. CoderDojo
14. Complex Adaptive Systems
15. Core Competence
16. Cynefin by David Snowden: a knowledge management model to explain the difference between simple, complicated, complex, and chaotic systems - Sources: Article (2007), Video, Video
17. Design Thinking
18. Dynamic Governance
19. Dual Operating System
20. Enterprise 2.0 by Andrew McAfee: the use of emergent social software platforms within companies, or between companies and their partners or customers - Sources: Blog with Definition (2005), Article (2006), Video
21. Future Backwards
22. Getting Things Done by David Allen: a self-organization method for knowledge workers to collect, process, organize, review, and improve activities - Sources: Website, Infographic, Video
23. Grossmann Method
24. Growth Mindset
25. Holacracy
26. Hoshin Kanri
27. Intellectual Capital
28. Knowledge Society
29. Knowledge Worker
30. Lead User Innovation
31. Lean in
32. Lean Startup
33. Lean Thinking
34. Learning Organization by David Garvin: 3 building blocks of the learning Organization (supportive learning environment, concrete learning processes, leadership that reinforces learning) - Sources: Article (2008), Video
35. Lifehacks
36. Mastermind Groups
37. Management 2.0
38. Management 3.0
39. Management by Objectives
40. Megatrend
41. Memex
42. Middle-Up-Down Management
43. Mind map
44. Mindset, Skillset, Toolset
45. New Work
46. Objective Key Results by Andy Grove: agile planning and governence method for organizations, teams, and individuals - Souces: Booklet, Video
47. PDCA-Circle
48. Personal Information Management
49. Personal Knowledge Mastery
50. Pomodoro Technique
51. RACI
52. Reinventing Organizations
53. Responsive Organization
54. Scaled Agile Framework
55. Scientific Management
56. Scrum
57. Servant Leadership
58. Sociocracy 3.0
59. Viable System Model
60. VUCA
61. Web 2.0 by Tim O‘Reilly: seeing the internet as a plattform and building applications that harness network effects to get better the more people use them - Sources: Blog with definition, Article What is Web 2.0 (2005), Video
62. Web Literacy Framework
63. Workhacks
64. Working Out Loud