Clark Quinn
JULY 5, 2023
Currently serving as the Director of Knowledge and Collaboration at Sift, a Digital Trust & Safety late-stage technology startup, Keeley’s role involves co-designing solutions that place people at the center, fostering an open learning, knowledge sharing and collaboration culture across the organization.
Experiencing eLearning
NOVEMBER 17, 2009
Big KM = enterprise KM, lots of structure. Little KM = processes used by distributed teams. Personal KM = ad hoc, DIY, cheap/free. Interesting discussion in the chat about whether if you don’t pay for services if you can trust it. A PKM Method. External processes. Contribute.
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Big Dog, Little Dog
APRIL 14, 2008
Wikipedia breeds 'unwitting trust' says IT professor - Computer World. Informal Learning 2.0 Fieldbook - Jay Cross. Join the Fieldbook project. People do not read un-books; they participate with them. Participants choose how deep they want to explore a topic.
Tony Karrer
NOVEMBER 20, 2006
Great post by Denham Grey - Perennial KM issues that are very similar to the core problems that we deal with in eLearning: How to speed learning, increase awareness and share experiences. Open space methods, creating forums and 'Ba' for trusted exchanges, blogging and informal wikis may help.
Big Dog, Little Dog
JUNE 7, 2007
A common view of social nets is a set concentric circles where I trust and rely upon the people closest to me. Formally recording what we have learned in the workplace is a worthwhile process that is often forgotten or not undertaken because there is no time or immediate incentive to do so. Because of context.
CrossKnowledge
MARCH 29, 2017
Due to the current pace of change, Knowledge Management (KM) and Knowledge Transfer (KT) have become essential for business organizations (Tyler et al 2007). – Lack of Trust (politics, ego, culture). – Lack of senior management support & recognition for KT efforts. – Knowledge silos. Individual. Collaboration.
The Learning Circuits
MARCH 3, 2006
The dream of KM has been that people will write down what they know. KM regimes, however, have assumed they would have to discipline people into doing that. Doesn't this make more sense than paying consultants to install some humongous KM system that nobody uses? And then why not open some blogs more widely?
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