engagement
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Education & accreditation for knowledge managers
Using a project-based practical approach to better engage students in an academic KM course
Implementing a new assignment, where the students identify knowledge-related business problems and solutions for their workplace.
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Because You Need to Know
Because You Need to Know – A guest post by Andrew Trickett
Are conversations still possible on social networks? In one of the communities I am a member of, I had the…
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Stakeholder and community engagement
Stakeholder Engagement Primer – Integration and Implementation Insights
Multi-stakeholder processes are important in knowledge management (KM), but how to effectively engage stakeholders?
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ABCs of KM
Cruise control
In both business and personal lives, people will cruise through without thinking. This is where knowledge management can assist.
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Brain power
Principles for welcoming all voices
Which principles would allow us to manage and lead groups that aspire to include all voices in shaping next steps…
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ABCs of KM
Knowledge Value Framework for executives
A great tool to explain why knowledge programs matter and are not just solutions searching for a problem.
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Brain power
Jargon can put people off science
The use of difficult, specialized words are a signal that tells people that they don’t belong,
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Systems & complexity
Taking responsibility for complexity (section 3.1.1): Decentralisation and autonomy
Having decisions made close to those most affected is a way to provide better and quicker feedback and ensure decision-makers…
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Brain power
How to effectively promote citizen engagement through government social media during the COVID-19 crisis
Previous research has found that social media supports knowledge sharing and transfer. But what social media practices most effectively engage…
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Systems & complexity
Taking responsibility for complexity (section 2.3): Where problems can be tackled: distributed capacities and intelligence
This is about where knowledge resides, and where and in what ways different levels should be linked in to decision-making…
