images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSaCGlJdA6zGEdsNazFwCMxtRg31GLIlNZtf-2xUtmcROoPzE0Y The Machine is Us/ing Us Final Version - Digital Ethnography Click here to download as a 3Mbps WMV file (55 MB) Click here to download in Quicktime format (96 MB) On January 31st I released the 2nd draft of The Machine is Us/ing Us hoping to receive feedback from my colleagues. (The first draft was only seen by my Digital Ethnography class 2 days before the 2nd draft was released on YouTube.) I sent it to 10 people. This new version is not a major revision. Big thanks to all those who sent me comments or posted their comments on YouTube, in the blogosphere, or on Mojiti. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 License.
Knowledge Management Tools KM models In this section I will examine three knowledge management (KM) models that take three very different approaches to KM. The KM Process Framework by Bukowitz and Williams (1999) This KM model depicts the process that defines the strategy for management to build, divest, and enhance knowledge assets. It is a model that emphasizes the "why" and "when" aspects. The strengths of this model rest on its strategic focus, which essentially puts knowledge management action into context. It is also worth noting that the notion of "divestment" is included - something which is often missing from KM models. KM initiatives are the result of the response to tactical and strategic changes and needs. The KM Matrix by Gamble and Blackwell (2001) This KM model presents a general theoretical framework, as well as specific guidelines for implementation.. The KM process is split into four stages. The Knowledge Management Process Model by Botha et al (2008) Alan Frost M.Sc., 2010 - Updated 2012 Like This Story
Excellent presentation! Videos are very useful to complement learning. I also assign students to watch videos I have previously watched to help them understand better a topic or to introduce them to new content. by quijote17 Nov 12