Fanos Mekonnen's Page

Possible topics of discussion include: - A marketplace of 20 min where anyone can share any kind of update, event, document, idea etc. with one another - as a great way to get to know each other too. Please bring materials, PCs, CD-Roms etc. anything you need for a demonstration. - A peer assist case from LIVES (Fanos) about getting updated content on the Ethiopian Agriculture Portal. And an update from Addis about his peer assist case and what worked out or not. - A focused conversation on…See More

Agenda:The next event will tentatively address the following (some in parallel sessions)A tool/hands-on session on blogs, Slideshare and Yammer (Tsehay/Zerihun);Follow up on the ICT-KM project overview (Meti/Fanos/task force);A peer-assist case from Addis on how to get researcher colleagues to do something about KM (will be prepared and communicated in due time) – there is space for 1 or 2 other cases in parallel; One of these cases could be the one presented below as ‘sharing insights’…See More

Could the link below be somehow useful for the group organizing  discussion on conceptualization of knowledge management …See More

Following our first get-together on 26 January, this is a second discussion where we have identified the topics:A brief introduction to social media and hands-on session on various social media (Yammer, Twitter, blogs, wikis, delicious, slideshare, FlickR) - Zerihun and Teshay will prepare this);A mapping of all ICT and KM projects in Ethiopia (Metadel and Fanos will prepare this);A…See More

The brand new KM4Dev AA/Ethiopia group is a space for all communication, knowledge sharing/management, learning specialists that wish to share information and tips, work together or just socialise.To make this group more lively and indeed 'alive' ILRI organises a first get-together for all people in the group or keen on joining it.This get together will be informal and will be facilitated in a fun and…See More

All development (& research) knowledge and communication specialists in Addis Ababa and more widely in EthiopiaSee a presentation explaining what this group stands for and has done so far.See More