FLACSO Lecture 1
- 1. FLACSO-MEXICO and FLACSO-ECUADOR KN SEMINAR Welcome, everyone! We Look forward to a great collaboration!
- 2. Arthur Harkins John Moravec George Kubik EdPA Innovation Studies University of Minnesota January 2008
- 3. Purposes of the Seminar Experience international collaboration Learn and apply knowledge creation, distribution, and management Learn and apply Leapfrog approaches to knowledge leadership Tie knowledge leadership to innovation leadership Construct a final project or paper that promotes your own career and interests
- 4. The MN Knowledge Model (Art Harkins and George Kubik)
- 6. We’ll come back to the model in a moment…
- 7. Some Basic Concepts Data Information Knowledge Innovations “ Ideas” Knowledge workers Innovation workers “ Wisdom”
- 8. Some Basic Concepts Personal knowledge Social knowledge Tacit/implicit knowledge Explicit knowledge How information and knowledge connect How knowledge and innovation connect
- 9. Some Basic Concepts Empirical knowledge Virtual knowledge Anticipatory knowledge contexts Present/past knowledge contexts
- 11. Knowledge Engines Traditional – Newtonian/mechanical Emergent - self-organizing/autogenic Intentional - purposive/teleogenic
- 12. Knowledge Products Mode Zero – none Mode One – scientific research Mode Two – applied research Mode Three - personal Mode Four - contextual Mode Five – software/IA/AI Mode Six - chaordic
- 14. Knowledge Dynamics Technologies “ X” factors Ideas and Intentions SWOTs Outcomes and Products
- 15. Critically Important! Contexts Trends Ideas and Intentions Competition Accidents/Surprises
- 16. Several core questions for our collaborative seminar: Can knowledge be “managed”? When are we dealing with knowledge vs. information? How important is context in the above two questions?
- 18. Thanks!