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The KM Impact Challenge aims to accelerate the discovery process of how to effectively measure our investments in knowledge and learning, by gathering and exchanging stories of what works and what doesn't. We invite you to share your story!
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Many of us are trying to find ways to effectively measure and demonstrate the results of our investments in knowledge and learning. The Knowledge Management Impact Challenge aims to accelerate this discovery process by gathering and exchanging stories of what works and what doesn't. The KM Impact Challenge, sponsored by USAID and conducted in collaboration with KM4Dev, collected a total of 47 case stories, providing a rich diversity of experience across sectors and continents describing a wide range of different KM initiatives and an assortment of assessment approaches.
All of these stories have been analyzed to enhance our shared understanding of the challenge of measuring the impact of KM by identifying our common challenges, key lessons and outstanding questions. These findings have been compiled into a synthesis report which is now available for download.
After a peer review process by the Technical Advisory Group (TAG) the KM Impact Challenge Top Finalists and the Travel Award recipients were announced. Some of these top finalists will be sharing their experience at the upcoming KM Impact Challenge unConference.
On May 5th and 6th, top case story authors and KM and M&E practitioners met in Washington, DC, for the KM Impact unConference. Participants from around the world also joined the unConference via the webinar on both days and on twitter. Thank you to all who participated in the unConference in person and via webinar!
Please see the wiki for summaries and highlights of the in-person discussion sessions from the unConference.
Participants impressions and take-aways were captured in short videos during the event, watch the unConference videos
The recordings from the webinar are available together with the presentations that can be downloaded.
Day One: May 5th Webinar:
Session 1
Session 2
Day Two: May 6th Webinar:
Session 1
Session 2
Session 3
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Dear Km4dev members:This is to humbly remind you to participate in the survey on knowledgesharing within VCoPs. I will really appreciate if you take a few of yourminutes to fill in the questionnarire…Continue
Started by Hermon Ogbamichael. Last reply by Jennifer Morfín Apr 28, 2011.
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hello colleagues am joining this group for the benefit of learning and sharing knowledge as students of knowledge management course at the university of Botswana so I will appreciate if you comment on my post since this is part of my assessment.
I think there some challenges that are faced in in measuring knowledge management for value which includes:
-decentralized collaborative tools and activities that enables knowledge sharing
-lack of standards
-lack of resources
-addressing change management and behavioural issue
Hello Colleagues, I am just new to this group. In about 4 weeks I will be conducting an evaluation in a country, where the government has introduced e-learning at primary and secondary schools. I am looking for examples/ links/ publications or videos of some best practices and lessons learned where e-learning was introduced nation wide through the Ministry of Education. What factors did it make to a success? What were key strategies that worked? And what did not work? I am looking forward for some responses.
Hi guys, I am a student at the university of Botswana and would like to learn about applied knowledge management.
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