Online Tailored Training in Knowledge Management with ASEAN
Why an online tailored training? Online tailored training can be a great resource for busy teams that find it challenging to get the time to attend face-to-face training. An online...
by Ruth Jolly and Silvia Capezzuoli
For the second year running, Ruth Jolly and Silvia Capezzuoli took part in the UK-based KMbForum, an annual event for those with a passion for ensuring that knowledge makes a positive difference to society. This year the theme was ‘Crafting our Knowledge Stories’ and the Forum took place in the amazing Seven Stories - the National Children’s centre in Newcastle. Over 100 practitioners, researchers, students, administrators and public representatives engaged in the art and science of sharing knowledge and ensuring it can be used came together to learn, share, network and create new stories in a convivial way. The Forum is designed as a space for learning and reflection, providing an opportunity for sharing knowledge, experiences and methods and access to some of the most up-to-date thinking and practice in the field.
The format consisted of knowledge fayres, interactive posters, key note speakers, workshops and fishbowl conversations, as well as plenty of time for randomised coffee trials (RCTs!).
http://www.gurteen.com/gurteen/gurteen.nsf/id/randomised-coffee-trials
We ran one of the four Forum workshops on each of the two days. We focused on relational knowledge sharing to give a flavour of our take on Knowledge Management, and ran an interactive exercise on the importance of knowledge champions.
Our key takeaways from the Forum are:
http://knowledgemobilisation.net/uk-knowledge-mobilisation-forum-2019/
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