Showing posts with label Knowledge Mgt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Knowledge Mgt. Show all posts
Sunday, April 29, 2012
Monday, May 2, 2011
Kudos?
OK, so MIT (among other schools) has moved to make its academic courses available on-line for those who wish to access the materials. For this they have received much praise
An example: "... Such was the birth of MIT OpenCourseWare, the Web-based publication of virtually all course content from the graduate and undergraduate subjects taught at MIT. The site now welcomes an average one million visitors per month with the tagline: "Unlocking knowledge, empowering minds. Free lecture notes, exams, and videos from MIT. No registration required." It's a system that means Kunle Adejumo, an engineering student at Ahmadu Bello University in Zaria, Nigeria, can supplement and complement the materials and experience he's getting at his own school, which has limited resources and computer access..."
OK, so visit the Sloan School of Management section of the web site and what do you get? A total of 23 undergraduate and 150 graduate courses. Pretty cool, but only one of the undergraduate courses is from 2010, and the remainder are older (even going back as far as 1998!). Of the graduate courses only 12 are more recent, if you define that as from 2009/2010... the rest are older...
Admirable in theory, somewhat less so in practice!
An example: "... Such was the birth of MIT OpenCourseWare, the Web-based publication of virtually all course content from the graduate and undergraduate subjects taught at MIT. The site now welcomes an average one million visitors per month with the tagline: "Unlocking knowledge, empowering minds. Free lecture notes, exams, and videos from MIT. No registration required." It's a system that means Kunle Adejumo, an engineering student at Ahmadu Bello University in Zaria, Nigeria, can supplement and complement the materials and experience he's getting at his own school, which has limited resources and computer access..."
OK, so visit the Sloan School of Management section of the web site and what do you get? A total of 23 undergraduate and 150 graduate courses. Pretty cool, but only one of the undergraduate courses is from 2010, and the remainder are older (even going back as far as 1998!). Of the graduate courses only 12 are more recent, if you define that as from 2009/2010... the rest are older...
Admirable in theory, somewhat less so in practice!
Online Course Materials MIT
MIT Sloan School of Management
Unlocking Knowledge
Dear Joint Commission: Give Everything Away For Free
Sunday, September 14, 2008
Knowledge Management
Nice overview of knowledge management... "FM 6-01.1 has an introduction and three chapters. The introduction expands on the manual’s purpose and summarizes the doctrine it contains. Chapter 1 discusses the basic KM definitions, principles, and concepts. It concludes by discussing the relationship among battle command, knowledge management, and information management as well as the KM process in the operational Army and in Army force generation (ARFORGEN). Chapter 2 provides doctrine for KM section organization and functions. It also addresses Soldier duties and responsibilities. Chapter 3 discusses the KM process and associated techniques and procedures that KM sections use to improve KM within staffs. Appendix A contains checklists for content management. Appendix B contains techniques for adapting the after action review technique used during training to support learning during operations. Appendix C includes interviewing techniques for collecting observations, insights, and lessons from operations. Appendix D provides a sample agenda for KM working groups."
FM 6.01-1 Knowledge Management
FM 6.01-1 Knowledge Management
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