Knowledge-Action Coupling

Definition

The structural mechanisms connecting what is learned to what is done. Tight coupling means learning automatically triggers appropriate action; loose coupling means learning and action are disconnected.

Example

A feedback system where customer complaints automatically trigger process reviews has tight coupling. Publishing complaints in a quarterly report no one reads has loose coupling.

Source

LTE Section 2

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