Technology PKM Knowledge Base 2006

HAROLD JARCHE AUGUST 2, 2010 A personal learning journey I became interested in knowledge management (KM) as I was introduced to it in the mid 1990’s while practising instructional systems design (ISD) and human performance technology (HPT) in the military. became a consumer and simultaneously a sharer of online knowledge. This still sums up the core concept of PKM. MORE >>	ERIC-BLUE.COM MARCH 22, 2010 Personal Memex I’ve tried many different free and commercial solutions (outliners, PIMs, personal knowledge bases, mind mapping software, notebooks/pad, etc.), MORE >>	RECENT POSTS AUGUST 2, 2010 \| HAROLD JARCHE A personal learning journey MARCH 22, 2010 \| ERIC-BLUE.COM Personal Memex APRIL 8, 2008 \| WEEKLY KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT BLOG BY STAN GARFIELD KM and Sports, Dave Pollard and Bruce Hoppe, Regional Knowledge Resource Kit, KM Toolkit, Managing Knowledge-Based Initiatives APRIL 29, 2006 \| KNOWLEDGE-AT-WORK Knowledge-at-work: Deconstructing KM
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KNOWLEDGE-AT-WORK APRIL 29, 2006 Knowledge-at-work: Deconstructing KM Knowledge-at-work Personal thoughts about learning, community and social affordances for knowledge creation « Talking up KM \| Main \| Capturing corporate memory » April 29, 2006 Deconstructing KM Steve Barth will be taking KM to task next month in an interesting KnowledgeBoard presentation. Where do we go next? MORE >>	WEEKLY KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT BLOG BY STAN GARFIELD APRIL 8, 2008 KM and Sports, Dave Pollard and Bruce Hoppe, Regional Knowledge Resource Kit, KM Toolkit, Managing Knowledge-Based Initiatives Weekly Knowledge Management Blog by Stan Garfield. Q: Can the world of sports teach us anything about knowledge management? Late in the game, Memphis showed three examples of the knowing-doing gap : "why knowledge of what needs to be done frequently fails to result in action or behavior consistent with that knowledge.". MORE >>
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