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Communities of Practice in your LMS: A hidden KM tool

TalentLMS

For example, you can engage employees from the same department to contribute weekly to their “department wiki”. Knowledge in this wiki is “community managed and owned”. Everyone having access to their department wiki will have the information upon searching for their department specific terminologies.

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Communities of Practice in your LMS: A hidden KM tool

TalentLMS

For example, you can engage employees from the same department to contribute weekly to their “department wiki”. Knowledge in this wiki is “community managed and owned”. Everyone having access to their department wiki will have the information upon searching for their department specific terminologies.

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Learning and KM: Separated at birth?

Jay Cross

T wo years ago, DevLearn and KM World took place simultaneously in downtown San Jose. KM World 2009 is next week. I’ll be in Hope, Arkansas; Washington, DC; and Barcelona during KM World this year, so I’ll miss the show. Corporate learning and KM are both about getting the job done. DevLearn and KM World.

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The Formal/Informal Continuum

Clark Quinn

In one case, they’re rolling out a wiki that they’re initially populating, but are already in the process of devolving access and the ability to contribute. There was a separate instance where the KM group was developing a wiki for similar needs, e.g. the growing body of knowledge.

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Emergent Knowledge Management

Tony Karrer

As I read through these, I began to wonder what happened to the idea that KM was going to move along the lines of what Andrew McAfee talks about around Enterprise 2.0. I had imagined that we would provide relatively simple, free-form tools like Wikis, blogs. For example, see Bill Ives' recent post , and Paula Thorton.

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Learning, KM vs. SM, Information, Web 2.0, and Second Life

Big Dog, Little Dog

Instead, the study found that students use a limited range of technologies for both formal and informal learning and that there is a "very low level of use and familiarity with collaborative knowledge creation tools such as wikis, virtual worlds, personal web publishing, and other emergent social technologies." See, More Mythbusting Evidence.

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Enterprise 2.0 Has Arrived

Tony Karrer

Keep in mind Knowledge Management (KM). seems to involve more than just blogs and wikis. I would suggest that there's a big difference between tools being purchased and adoption happening in big, meaningful ways. Dion then talks about some Lessons Learned: Lesson #1: Enterprise 2.0 Lesson #2: Effective Enterprise 2.0