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Professional Education and Professional Development for Knowledge Managers

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Podcasts from an iKMS Forum, held on June 18 2007 in Singapore.

 

Professional Development in KM – Part 1 Eric Tsui
Professor Eric Tsui describes the way that KM education, KM research and KM consulting inter-relate for a “real world learning laboratory” in the Hong Kong Polytechnic University’s KM programmes.

Professional Development in KM – Part 2 Schubert Foo
Professor Schubert Foo recounts how the Nanyang Technological University’s MSc in KM was established, and the three disciplines it combines: information, management and technology.
 Professional Development in KM – Part 3 Patrick Lambe
iKMS President Patrick Lambe argues that professional societies also need to support organisations in KM capability-building, and encourage peer-learning among KM professionals.
Professional Development in KM – Part 4 Forum Discussion Feedback
Speakers and group representatives give their views on professional education and development needs for knowledge managers, and discuss whether knowledge management can be considered a profession at all.

(Source: Information and Knowledge Management Society on blip.tv)


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  • boris.jaeger, 29 September 2009 at 18:55

    Alternative source for the Podcasts from an iKMS Forum, held on June 18 2007 in Singapore

    Alternative source:
    plambe.blip.tv

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