Using Web Tools For Personal Knowledge Management
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This document discusses using web tools for personal knowledge management. It describes starting with a random tweet about serendipity, adding personal context, and digging deeper through conversation with one's network and additional research. The process culminates in writing a blog post and publishing it to a corporate social network to share the new knowledge with one's organization.
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Using Web Tools For Personal Knowledge Management
- 1. Using web tools forpersonalknowledge managementJoost Robbenwww.joostrobben.nl
- 2. Personal infoJoost Robbenwww.joostrobben.info@joostrobben (twitter)Insert footertext through View menu2
- 3. My BlogInsert footertext through View menu3
- 4. KnowledgeworkframeworkByLiliaEfimova: http://blog.mathemagenic.com/2009/11/02/pkm/Insert footertext through View menu4
- 5. Startingwithjust a random TweetIdeafound via Twitter: serendipityInsert footertext through View menu5
- 6. …I addmy contextInsert footertext through View menu6
- 7. Getdigging…Serendipityis the effect by which one accidentally stumbles upon something fortunate, especially while looking for something entirely unrelated. The word has been voted as one of the ten English words that were hardest to translate in June 2004 by a British translation company.[1] However, due to its sociological use, the word has been imported into many other languages (Portugueseserendipicidade or serendipidade; Frenchsérendipicité or sérendipité but also heureuxhasard, "fortunate chance"; Italianserendipità[2]; Dutchserendipiteit; GermanSerendipität; Swedish, Danish and Norwegianserendipitet; Romanianserendipitate; Spanishserendipia).Insert footertext through View menu7
- 8. Conversationwith the network…Insert footertext through View menu8
- 9. …adding more to itInsert footertext through View menu9
- 10. Search for more..Using Google readerInsert footertext through View menu10
- 11. Writing a postInsert footertext through View menu11
- 12. Publishingit to the networkYammer is a corporatenetwork, onlypeoplefrommyorganizationcanseethis.JoostRobben: PKM12
- 13. Looking at networksJoostRobben: PKM13
- 14. Looking at networksCoreLooselyconnectedLurking[Valdis Krebs]Insert footertext through View menu14