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20110913 km@except

by Ewen Le Borgne on Sep 13, 2011

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Presentation about KM, learning and what it means for www.except.nl.

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Presentation about KM, learning and what it means for www.except.nl.
Given for a KM/learning workshop at Except in Rotterdam on 16 September 2011 (upcoming at the time of description)

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  • ewenlb Ewen Le Borgne , Knowledge sharing and communication specialist at ILRI (International Livestock Research Institute) Hey there! Thank you for the comments! I agree with your perspective - that's why IMHO KM is now gearing almost entirely towards social learning. But I do think (and hope) that even in the future we will need human interactions because providing context and adapting information to the needs of an individual is extremely difficult - if possible at all - for a machine or system to do.

    Btw, I've replaced the presentation to avoid the overlap - since SlideShare doesn't seem to accommodate custom animations.

    Thanks again!

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  • RomaKRana Roma Kaur Rana , Communications Specialist & Corporate Trainer I really liked the way you put out the inter-generational approach to knowledge management. The truth is that knowledge is not the key any more but the implementation is. Innovation lies in using that knowledge in a way that it brings back returns.
    The days of storing and guarding information are long over. I sometimes wonder if the future generation would even need a real human teacher?     8 months ago Reply
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