Mapeo
Técnicas para identificar, comprender y valorar el conocimiento.| Novedades |
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Este folder contiene artículos y páginas web con una variedad de métodos para mapear redes y conocimientos. El mapeo es un proceso de visualización que representa el conocimiento colectivo y/o las relaciones entre comunidades con el fin de identificar puntos de fortaleza y debilidad, también sirve como un instrumento de navegación para los miembros de la comunidad, para localizar recursos de conocimiento explícitos o implícitos.Para una introcución al contenido de este folder , click here, o en el documento llamado "Mapping - Users' Guide" en la derecha.
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Advances in Social Network Analysis: Research in the Social and Behavioral ...
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Knowledge Management: Learning from Knowledge Engineering
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Social Network Analysis: Methods and Applications
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Creating Knowledge Maps by Exploiting Dependent Relationships
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Designing Organizational Memory: Preserving Intellectual Assets in a ...
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Knowing What Your Company Knows
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Knowledge Management, A Cartographic Approach
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Knowledge Mapping as Sensemaking in Organisations
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Knowledge Mapping: A practical overview
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Knowledge Networks: Mapping and Measuring Knowledge Creation and Re-use
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Mapping - Users' Guide
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Mapping Knowledge Networks in Organizations: Creating a Knowledge Mapping ...
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Optimizing Efforts: A Practical Guide to NGO Networking@
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Organizational Network Mapping
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The Knowledge Audit
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The Knowledge Use Template
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Visualizing Social Networks
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Vitalizing Communities: Building on Assets and Mobilizing for Collective ...
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What is a knowledge map?
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Applied Learning Labs
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| P #1 | What is a knowledge map? | ||||
| A | A knowledge map is a visual tool that portrays the sources, flows, constraints and sinks of knowledge within an organization or network of organizations. It is a navigation aid to both explicit (codified) information and tacit knowledge, showing the importance of and the relationships between knowledge stores and their dynamics. | ||||