Jay Cross

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Technical Knowledge and Practical Knowledge

Jay Cross

Brooks separates knowledge into technical knowledge and practical knowledge. Technical Knowledge enables us to understand a field. Practical Knowledge is about being rather than knowing. Practical Knowledge is about being rather than knowing. You learn it through experience. You can find it in books.

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Two types of knowledge

Jay Cross

Explicit Knowledge. #1 1 is explicit knowledge. By definition, explicit knowledge can be captured in words. Retention of explicit knowledge is easily measured and graded and for that reason it’s where tests focus, over-simplified or not. Tacit Knowledge. #2 2 is tacit knowledge. It’s the facts.

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Leading in Learning Knowledge Exchange

Jay Cross

The day after arriving home from Berlin, I took part in a two-day knowledge exchange hosted by iventiv and moderated by my colleague Charles Jennings.

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Personal Knowledge Management

Jay Cross

That’s the top layer of my Personal Knowledge Management set-up. Tags: Meta-Learning Miscellaneous. To the right of that section are feeds I like and local organizations & events. I use the bottom of the page to store frequently used graphics. No more searching all over for a common icon. How do you organize your PKM?

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Hangout on Personal Knowledge Management and other topics

Jay Cross

My knowledge of Kahn is very limited–b ut essentiall y it’s a lecture. it is scormed – tracks learning / testing – sign up students.f Colin Kilburn. assuming you have a capable learner … it is hard to transfer documentat ion that does not exist. is kahn acadamy in favour here? Dave Ferguson. Colin Kilburn.

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Connectivism & Connected Knowledge

Jay Cross

George Siemens’ and Stephen Downes’ online course, Connectivism & Connected Knowledge , has drawn to a close after a great twelve-week run. They learned in transparent environments, and in the process, became teachers to others. Did we change the world? People self-organized in their prefered spaces.

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Knowledge + zest for life

Jay Cross

“The justification for a university is that it preserves the connexion between knowledge and the zest for life, by uniting the young and the old in the imaginative consideration of learning. This atmosphere of excitement, arising from imaginative consideration, transforms knowledge. for the first time in a decade.