October 2009 Blog Posts (15)

Working day in Rome on Knowledge Sharing

IDLO is hosting FAO, CGIAR, FAO and WFP for a Share Fair/KM4DEV Rome Knowledge Sharing event today (follow us on twitter #km4dev).

Poster Knowledge Sharing October 2009.pdf

Added by Samir Bejaoui on October 29, 2009 at 11:12am — No Comments

Calamansi: The Green Jewel of Nazareth

The Assistant Regional Director for Operations of the Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR) Regional Office IX, Engr. Agnes Y. Maata, presented the topic “Calamansi: The Green Jewel of Nazareth” during the Knowledge Learning Market 3 at SM Megamall, Mega Hall Trade 3, Mandaluyong, Metro Manila, Philippines. The session that started at 3:30pm ended at 4:00pm; Knowledge Facilitators Amina Bidin of WMCIP and Evy R. Elago of NMCIREMP on October 20, 2009 served as hosts.

She talked about… Continue

Added by Amor Grace Babaran on October 26, 2009 at 3:56am — No Comments

Organisations and Networked Work

Now that the video is ready, I can add this post on a second thread from the KM4Dev2009 EduHuddle, which is related to networked ways of working. I didn't participate in the breakout discussion on this, but what really resonated with me from that group's report-back was the idea that from an organisational perspective it is not only unnecessary but unsustainable to think in terms of having all the knowledge-related capacities relevant to your work within your own organisation. It is becoming… Continue

Added by Riff Fullan on October 19, 2009 at 2:58pm — 3 Comments

Some thoughts generated by the KM4Dev2009 EduHuddle

Getting to this a bit late, but maybe it's still of interest....a couple of threads I found interesting from the EduHuddle (attended Day 1 only) relate to capacity building, the first more around individuals and the second around organisations and networks. In a small breakout group discussion, we heard about Jocelyne Kompaore's work in Burkina Faso, where she works on providing training using a powerful model for building up training materials. This involves working with knowledge-holders… Continue

Added by Riff Fullan on October 19, 2009 at 2:00pm — No Comments

WASHuddle agenda

In the end we were only a small group. Too bad Shamila from Wateraid and two WSMP colleagues from Ghana didn't manage to join the event.

Here our on-site amended agenda

Added by Peter J. Bury on October 17, 2009 at 10:00am — 3 Comments

Graphic Facilitation Open Space

All right. This year's KM4Dev workshop took place. Yes, it was in Brussels (which I rather liked, despite of the cold and the rain) - fun, and stylish city. And yes, the workshop was incredible - so many interested and confusiastic people joining efforts to learn together. A real organism. There's nothing like the real thing.

On the third day, we did an Open Space. As part of that, Nancy, Binetou, Annette, Lilia, myself and a few others spontaneously huddled together to… Continue

Added by Nadejda Loumbeva on October 14, 2009 at 4:27pm — No Comments

#KM4Dev: Cynefin and dealing with complexity

[Cross-posted from my weblog]

Simple! by Peter J. Bury on Flickr

Fresh from Cognitive Edge accreditation workshops Nancy White and me did an Open Space session to… Continue

Added by Lilia Efimova on October 12, 2009 at 4:53pm — 1 Comment

My Flickr gallery for the 2009 workshop

Dear all,

please feel free to have a look at my Flikr pictures gallery and try to find you amongst the folks I managed to get on my camera.

Many thanks to all of you for this wonderful experience and, see you next year !!!

Added by Samir Bejaoui on October 11, 2009 at 12:30am — 2 Comments

KM4dev2009 FLICKR pictures

My collection is now complete.
Video's will follow soon.

Go

http://www.flickr.com/photos/bury_irc/sets/72157622409999319/show/

Added by Peter J. Bury on October 10, 2009 at 6:07pm — 4 Comments

#KM4Dev: blogging session

Pretty unexpectedly I ended up doing a session on blogging at #KM4Dev workshop. It was part of the social reporting afternoon and was supposed to provide the participants with opportunities to get hands-on experiences with various tools and actually do social reporting of the group work done beforehand.

It didn't really work that way: we drifted away from blogging as social reporting tool (I'm not surprised, but that's a topic for another post) and couldn't practice as some other… Continue

Added by Lilia Efimova on October 9, 2009 at 11:30pm — No Comments

Felicians workshop impressions on Video

See the Video

Added by Gabriela Fuerer on October 9, 2009 at 3:55pm — No Comments

Reporting out from the gender huddle...

Who is outspoken? Who is willing to learn?

Find these people, and it will be easier to do more gender-aware knowledge sharing. This is what I learnt from listening to Roselinie Murota, who works in Zimbabwe for SAFIRE, the Southern Alliance for Indigenous Resources, talking to Hannah. That's them talking on the right, and me writing it up below...

SAFIRE works on three broad themes... benefit driven… Continue

Added by Jo Lyon on October 7, 2009 at 10:00pm — 3 Comments

Social reporting using video

After some very - but very basic - basic editing, I'm just now uploading my first social reporting in the form of a video reportage of the 'get to know your KM4Dev community buddies' bingo 2009! Need to find a more serious, but hopefully shareware video editing tool, to make the video's more appealing to watch. Go to the video directly: click here.

Added by Peter J. Bury on October 7, 2009 at 3:30pm — No Comments

Exploring Social Reporting from KM4Dev 2009

This afternoon KM4Dev community members attending this year's KM4Dev workshop in Brussels will be trying to share a few gems from the various discussions that have been going on in different sessions.

One of the goals - aside from the obvious one of sharing with the broader community of interested people who cannot be physcially at the meeting - is to put people with a lot of experience using social media with those with only a bit of experience to help build capacity as we all… Continue

Added by Riff Fullan on October 7, 2009 at 11:01am — No Comments

Some thoughts on #KM4Dev

[cross-posted from my weblog]

It’s nice to be a newcomer – you can go around, say that you are new and don’t know much and ask stupid questions. This is what I have been doing at KM4Dev meeting so far.

It’s always nice and strange to discover a network of people who do work and think on issues close to those of my own, but were pretty invisible from my perspective until now.… Continue

Added by Lilia Efimova on October 7, 2009 at 10:32am — No Comments