Hi Larry,

On 12 Jun 2021, at 11:11, Larry Jones-Esan <larry@...> wrote:



Dear friends,

 

I writing a book on the above topic. I need an editor, reviewers and chapter contributors. Can you help, please?

 

This book is being written to equip readers on how to lead change, monitor impact, and provide beneficial insights and recognise contributions made by teams to an institution. The book will focus on different teaching and learning practices and aim to develop individual skills through practical tools and tips. The book will also provide practical support, introduce new innovative teaching practice developments, and could assist educators with implementing knowledge management policies at module, programme, departmental or faculty level.

 

I look forward to your responses

 

Regards

 

Dr Larry Jones-Esan FHEA, FCIM, PGCE, FCMI, CMBE.

Executive Chairman

larry@... Skype ID: Larryjay101

 

From: main@SIKM.groups.io <main@SIKM.groups.io> On Behalf Of Tami Dubi via groups.io
Sent: 12 June 2021 06:33
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Subject: Re: [SIKM] List of Knowledge Management Topics #definition #KM101

 

Hi Stan,
Thank you for sharing the list. Just a couple of weeks ago we (an Israeli KM community) had a workshop about defining the role and skills of Knowledge managers in organizations since there is a tendency in Israel to connect this role to other roles especially Learning and development and some times to running IT information systems, as companies look for a mixed role that "does it all" and not only in the field of KM.  We thought of defining the core skills and functions of the KM role, so we could PR Knowledge manager as a role of its own. We are still processing the results which we will gladly share in this group but I wanted to ask for this group's opinion about defining the uniqueness of the role.

Thanks,

Tami

Hi Stan,
Thank you for sharing the list. Just a couple of weeks ago we (an Israeli KM community) had a workshop about defining the role and skills of Knowledge managers in organizations since there is a tendency in Israel to connect this role to other roles especially Learning and development and some times to running IT information systems, as companies look for a mixed role that "does it all" and not only in the field of KM.  We thought of defining the core skills and functions of the KM role, so we could PR Knowledge manager as a role of its own. We are still processing the results which we will gladly share in this group but I wanted to ask for this group's opinion about defining the uniqueness of the role.

Thanks,

Tami