A Web of Active Knowledge

Abstract

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An Analysis Model for Knowledge Grid and Flows

“…Geldart et al, by introducing active knowledge to a future web (called the active web [9]), argued that the fundamental problem with information is disagreement and the nature of knowledge is active and proposed a two-level cognitive model "for the web based on the idea of the communication of active information between information process systems" [10]. In this model, knowledge clouds are defined for individuals, organizations, and communities.…”