(Kent, OH, Nov. 19, 2017) The Kent State University (KSU) School of Information (the iSchool), nationally ranked in the Top 20 by U.S. News and World Report, seeks a senior level colleague for appointment as distinguished Goodyear Professor in Knowledge Management. The appointment is endowed by generous support from the Goodyear Tire and Rubber
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Global Knowledge Economics Council offers Knowledge Management Certification Program
Abstract: The Global Knowledge Economics Council (GKEC) Board of Directors approved today a plan to allow knowledge management knowledge producers an opportunity to provide knowledge management and knowledge economics courses via the GKEC. There are further plans to develop a Non-Profit Private 501(c) 3 Graduate School. Read more »
CUREE Knowledge Management Job Descriptions
Abstract: The UK-based Centre for the Use of Research & Evidence in Education (CUREE) is an internationally acknowledged centre of expertise in evidence-based policy and practice in all sectors of education. On their website you find some Knowledge Management job postings they issued in the past:
Careers in (Federal) Knowledge Management
Abstract: On June 28th, as part of the 2010 ALA Annual Conference, approximately 45 would-be Knowledge Managers had the opportunity to interact with some of the federal government’s leading Knowledge Management (KM) practitioners in an exciting informational/networking event hosted by Amanda Wilson, Director of the Department of Transportation’s National Transportation Library.
Neue Studiengangsleiterin für Master „Angewandtes Wissensmanagement“ @FHBurgenland
(Eisenstadt, 03/2015) Der Masterstudiengang „Angewandtes Wissensmanagement“ im Department Informationstechnologie und Informationsmanagement der FH Burgenland (Campus Eisenstadt) hat seit Anfang des Sommersemesters eine neue Studiengangsleiterin: Wissensmanagement-Expertin Barbara Geyer-Hayden (37) aus Mattersburg. Für sie ist die FH Burgenland kein Neuland: „Am 1.10.1997 starteten die ersten 40 Studierenden im damaligen Diplomstudiengang Informationsberufe, ich war eine von ihnen“, sagt