From the Centre for Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging of the Brain, Department of Clinical Neurology, University of Oxford is a paper titled Functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI): A “window” into the brain.
A very good, detailed introduction into basic brain functions and how fMRI works (also a little bit about how it is different from [...]
Cool.
NESTA Futurelab - literature review in games and learning
I published my last post in a bit of hurry because my battery was dying. When I read it again this morning I realized that I hadn’t quite finished my thoughts on the Joe Firestone - ActKM story.
I said that maybe the ActKM wasn’t the right place, or this isn’t the right [...]
Several posts and other info I’ve come across over the last week or so reference various aspects of on-line communities. The ones that stand out in my mind include Denham’s lament on the state of KM on-line, Joe Firestone’s description of recent events on the ActKM group on Yahoo! groups, and an excellent paper [...]
Several years ago, when I was still actively working in the KM business, I proposed to a client that the following four things would make up a “knowledge management solution” for the organization:
Personal Information Management tools
Team Collaboration and Information Management tools (this is where the obligatory document repository resided)
Organizational Processes / Information Infrastructure
Customer Relationship [...]
Das E-Business Weblog: Knowledge Management does not exist. Personal Knowledge Management does.
Hmmm….. I’m going to have to think about this one for a while.
I am a firm believer in the idea of Personal Knowledge Management. This has been around forever, technology has simply made it different.
I also believe that Enterprise Knowledge [...]
Knowledge Jolt with Jack: KM can work for you
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