From evidence to action: a shared leadership approach

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Presented at 5th International Evidence Based Library and Information Practice (EBLIP5) Conference: Bridging the Gap Stockholm, Sweden, 2 July 2009.This presentation proposes an organisational effectiveness model, evidence based shared leadership, that applies the theoretical frameworks of shared leadership, appreciative inquiry, and knowledge creation to reorganize personnel, reassign responsibilities, and measure outcomes of a technical services division.

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From Evidence to Action: A Shared Leadership Approach

Denise Pan (USA), Zaana Howard (Australia),

Mary M. Somerville (USA), and

Anita Mirijamdotter (Sweden)

Presentation Outline• Introduction

(1 Defining the Problem)• Theoretical Framework & Models

(2 Finding the Evidence)• Reinterpreting Framework & Models

(3 Appraising the Evidence)• Applying Framework & Models

(4 Applying Results)• Evidence to Action

(5 Evaluating Outcomes)• Next Steps/ Conclusion

(Redefining Problem)• Questions

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Introduction

Question:How do we reorganize a Technical Services department to reflect the emphasis on Electronic Resources?

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Introduction

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Recognize E-resources as the Library’s

Mainstream

Expand E-resources Staff in Both

Number and Level

(Lugg and Barnes 2008, 22)

Evidence Based Shared Leadership

• Inspired by theoretical framework & models:– Shared Leadership– Appreciative Inquiry– Knowledge Creation

• Enabling action toward:– Reorganizing personnel– Reassigning responsibilities– Measuring outcomes

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Theoretical Framework & Models

Shared Leadership• Staff are able to

flexibly move in and out of leader and follower roles as required.

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Theoretical Framework & ModelsAppreciative Inquiry• It provides a voice

for each individual through the 4D lifecycle of: – Discovery– Dream– Design– Destiny

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Theoretical Framework & ModelsKnowledge Creation• Communities of

practice: – Self-identified

membership based on shared mission, actions and results.

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Theoretical Framework & Models

Knowledge Creation• “Ba” learning

environment: – organisation and its

employees grow together

– Developing knowledge through meaningful encounters

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Reinterpreting Framework & Models

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Reinterpreting Framework & Models

• Challenges– Insufficient & ineffective solutions in literature– Entrenched hierarchies and processes ineffective

for local and current requirements

• Solutions– Shared leadership and appreciative inquiry

inspired conversations – Communicating experiences to create new

knowledge applied to local environment

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Applying Framework & Models

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LEARNING RESOURCE LIFECYCLELEARNING RESOURCE LIFECYCLE

Evidence to Action

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Next Steps / Conclusion

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Contact InfoDenise.Pan@ucdenver.eduZaanaHoward@gmail.com

Mary.Somerville@ucdenver.eduAnita.Mirijamdotter@vxu.se

Questions?