Now this was four years ago, pre-blog and pre any wide-scale adoption of social computing. What we witnessed then has been validated in other environments and by the growth of blogs, wikis etc. Give people simple tools with no formal process or designed taxonomy and they will naturally find ways to share and create knowledge. This type of activity is complex, it is not structured and cannot and should not be controlled.
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CoP Community of practice meets KM in this paper...
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the link is not working :(
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Davenport & Prusak are there!
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I think one of the big new roles for libraries in the future is going to be helping our local communities to publish and make accessible materials that they're creating locally here in ways that can be consumed by people out there in the world.
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about a university trying to keep its organizational memory together.
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"Whether you work in the public, private or charity sectors. We all face similar challenges when we try to bring in new ideas and technology. Share your stories and find out how others have overcome the barriers"
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