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Understanding what we mean by interventions
Projects designed to improve things typically start by describing the desired result (behaviours, performance measures, work systems) closely followed by depicting the current situation. The change team …
Read MoreEvaluating expertise
One of our newsletter readers asks the following question in relation to our article on expertise location: “do you have any comments or references on …
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Read MoreSome findings from a recent paper about the online community: ActKM
Trish Milne and I had one of our papers recently published in the Journal of Knowledge Management entitled, ActKM: the story of a community. Here …
Read MoreA simple training needs assessment
Susan Heathfield suggests a facilitated process to conduct a simple training needs assessment. The basic steps to Susan’s approach look like this (she explains them …
Read MoreSNA Sensemaking
Social Network Analysis has spent alot of its evolution and development down in the weeds where the expert has been king. Crunching and analysing. Not …
Read MoreGetting management buy-in
The actKM list has a discussion underway to collect stories of how people have (either successfully or otherwise) tried to get management support for their …
Read MoreWeaving Together Online and Face-To-Face Learning
John Smith and Beverly Trayner have written an interesting and useful paper describing how community coordinators can use a combination of online technology and face-to-face …
Read MoreThe relationship between projects and communities of practice—redux
Mark and I thoroughly enjoyed ourselves over the last couple of days delivering our communities of practice workshops. The discussions were excellent. Thanks to all …
Read MoreFacilitation for engineers and scientists
It’s interesting how I’ve found myself drawn into discussion lately around the difficulties of facilitating engineers and scientists. If facilitating engineers and scientists is difficult, …
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