"Great blog from Mark Gould about history, km and legal http://ning.it/11BIwJh"
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Paul J Corney
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transferring tacit knowledge: book of memories
Started May 9, 2011
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Paul J Corney posted a status"Reflections on Philipp and Walter's day on measuring KM held at IDS Sussex University.
http://ning.it/14NLv1S"
Paul J Corney posted a status"I have returned from two amazing days in Khartoum - here's the account which contains a number of workshop ideas http://ning.it/13Pn83e"
Paul J Corney posted a status"Ahead of my trip next week to Khartoum, a blog: 'why would Sudan’s health industry do knowledge management?' http://ning.it/WvyLeE"
Paul J Corney posted a status"knowledge management is dead: long live km by any other name. Looking back over a decade of 'km' in a global company http://ning.it/XpYpRx"
Paul J Corney posted a blog postAre charities doing more harm than good by using images and stories of vulnerable children? From a knowledge cafe discussion at Plan-UK.
I went to a very interesting event on Wednesday evening on a subject that touches everyone in the development and charitable sectors. My comments can be found here: http://knowledge-manager.sparknow.net/post/37908355860/a-bold-discussion-on-the-3rd-sectors-use-of-childrensSee More
Paul J Corney posted a status"When knowledge retention is targeted at risk management. Observations from a conversation with nuclear industry.
http://ning.it/TB7WWk"
Paul J Corney posted a status"how to create trust and encourage knowledge sharing:
A blog inspired by a Thought piece from Arup
http://ning.it/Tv6wwC"
Paul J Corney posted a status"Knowledge Cafe was a great launch pad for making use of surplus food in Sussex England - here's a few pictures: http://ning.it/Tv35pH"
Paul J Corney posted a status"Thanks David Gurteen for help with Knowledge Cafe:making use of surplus food, agenda. Great range of people coming! http://ning.it/OESw2R"
Paul J Corney posted a status"I am hosting a Knowledge Cafe on 24th September to look at making use of surplus food. Here's a link to that event: http://ning.it/Nn2tvw"
Paul J Corney posted a blog postClosing exercise at KMUK 2012: 'getting wet in the shallow end'
In case this helps others, here's a blog about how I closed KMUK 2012.http://knowledge-manager.sparknow.net/post/26485358784/getting-wet-in-the-shallow-endI hope its of use?PaulSee More
Paul J Corney posted a blog post'taking the plunge'
Here's an account of the swimming pool icebreaker exercise I used to launch KMUK 2012.See More
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- Name (Do NOT forget to upload a picture; that helps being admitted to KM4Dev)
- Paul J Corney
- Occupation/Title
- Managing Partner
- Organization
- Knowledge et al
- Organization Type
- Other
- Organization URL
- http://www.knowledgeetal.com
- Areas of KM Expertise
- Organisational Learning, Online Facilitation, Social Web/Web 2.0, Communities of Practice, Research, Knowledge Capture, Knowledge Mapping, Narrative & Storytelling, Information Management, Workshop Facilitation, Change Management, Intranet/Enterprise Portal/Information Systems, KM Strategies, Expertise Locator Systems, KM Incentive Systems, Evaluating and Monitoring KM, Thematic/Knowledge Networks
- Email ID
- paul.corney@knowledgeetal.com
- Skype ID
- corneyp
- Blog URL
- http://www.knowledgeetal.com
- Other Interests
- Helping development organisations to realise more value from the pool of knowledge they possess
- Languages Spoken
- Not enough
Paul J Corney's Blog
Are charities doing more harm than good by using images and stories of vulnerable children? From a knowledge cafe discussion at Plan-UK.
I went to a very interesting event on Wednesday evening on a subject that touches everyone in the development and charitable sectors. My comments can be found here: http://knowledge-manager.sparknow.net/post/37908355860/a-bold-discussion-on-the-3rd-sectors-use-of-childrens
Posted on December 14, 2012 at 11:11am
Closing exercise at KMUK 2012: 'getting wet in the shallow end'
In case this helps others, here's a blog about how I closed KMUK 2012.
http://knowledge-manager.sparknow.net/post/26485358784/getting-wet-in-the-shallow-end
I hope its of use?
Paul
Posted on July 8, 2012 at 3:35pm
'taking the plunge'
Here's an account of the swimming pool icebreaker exercise I used to launch KMUK 2012.
Posted on June 18, 2012 at 4:32am
story collectors guide: renewed momentum
A few weeks ago in Bogota I met a team from the International Center for Tropical Agriculture (CIAT) to discuss the timetable for completing the story collectors guide first conceived during the second half of 2011.
Check out CIAT's blog on the subject.
Posted on June 7, 2012 at 3:08am
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