Abstract: Universities in Kenya have invested in library services and resources to support their teaching and learning activities. However, these resources are not used adequately leading some universities to develop partnership programmes with students, known as knowledge ambassadors, to educate their peers about library resources and services available in their institutions. This study sought
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Course Concept for preparing students for knowledge management
Abstract: In today’s society the ability to practice individual knowledge management has become a core competence. Schools are still the most important institutions for education and thus it is their duty to prepare students for their future (professional) life. Imparting knowledge management competences is a basic necessity that can be beneficial for the schools
Knowledge management course for MBA / EMBA programs @ Riga Business School
Abstract: The paper describes a case of development of knowledge management course for MBA and EMBA programs in Riga Business School. In the paper knowledge management course availability for universities and business schools, course development process, specific of students auditory in Latavia and in the particular school, developed KM course content, evaluation of
Combining wikis and screen capture videos to teach knowledge management
Abstract: Purpose – This paper aims to report on the design and creation of a knowledge management course aimed at facilitating student creation and use of social interactive learning tools for enhanced learning. Design/methodology/approach – The era of social media and web 2.0 has enabled a bottom-up collaborative approach and
Students’ Personal Knowledge Management Competencies in an E-Learning Environment
Abstract: The study aims to survey university students’ knowledge management (KM) competencies in an e-learning environment in Taiwan. Four hundred and eight-three university students are taken as research subjects, and a structured questionnaire is used as the research instrument. The results show that university students generally have good KM competencies in an e-learning environment,