Dear All, Any framework/methodology to improveniche domain knowledge capabilities of a group? Most answers would revolve around buildingor developing body of knowledge, training materials, devising an

I have used WikiSpaces and admire its simplicity. Peter Dorfman On Tue Jul 29 10:59 , "Albert Simard" sent:

The following sikmleaders poll is now closed. Here are the final results: POLL QUESTION: We are looking at creating some KM content on a wiki page. Which approach would you want us to use?

Wikis might be considered to have a gravitational force: the larger the number of articles the bigger the pull to view and contribute. The wiki brings in both content and people. Should we contribute

I think something like a wiki would be useful to capture the "golden nuggets" of the various discussion threads, teleconferences, and powerpoint files that are shared in this community so that

Heh. No worries then! Thanks, Martin. :-D

Martin, I don't see anything you said implied yourego. Actually I am really enlightened by yourpost :-) I am just try to express my opinion towards the topic ofwiki relevancy in general. Sorry about

Thanks Yao. I apologize that what I said came across egotistically. That was not my intention. Martin.

In loose community like this. Most of us interact with eachother through posting a question or thoughts and other response by expressingtheir (sometimes very strong) opinions. Unless we collectively

When a person collects knowledge to address a purpose, it serves a purpose, if only to that one person. However, that "knowledge" collected is most likely just information to others - if it

Dale - You have hit an important KM nail squarely on the head. "I have asolution; what's the problem?" I argued this point, to no avail, in myformer department, when a wiki was set up, with no

I don't claim to be an expert in this area but hopefullythis may help. I believe there are fundamental differences between a wikiand a discussion thread. Wikis are meant to be a common area for a

A colleague of mine pointed me to an interesting post titled Resource Fetishism by Jono, who is Ubuntu Community Manager for Canonical, and looks after the world-wide community of Ubuntu contributors

Oky Doky Just to get something going, I set up a page on Wikispaces. It seemsmore intuitive than Wikidot.com (which also has firewall issues). On firstglance, It doesn't seem as powerful as Google

Alet al, Wikispacesseems easy enough and is also free. Thereare also some good basic wiki “video tutorials” (just a few minuteseach on how to set everything up). Italso has the useful free

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Al, Share your article on KM Services. Thatsounds perfect for our new wiki. Mark "Albert Simard" Sent by: sikmleaders@... 07/28/2008 10:06 AM Please respond to sikmleaders@... To cc SubjectRe:

One of the learningactivities we've got going in CPsquare is to look at the community &practice issues involved in being a Wikepedia editor AND a member of a communitythat's visible in Wikipedia. So: