Practical Answers: A platform for knowledge sharing

Cartridge, Robert; Noble, Neil; Mikolajuk, Zbigniew

doi:10.3362/1756-3488.2008.015

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World Development Perspectives

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Local supply chain actor roles in farmer organisation information networks: Empirical findings from two Indonesian farmer organisations

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Wicaksono

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A Tool for Creating Community Knowledge Objects

Mikolajuk¹

2019

Advances in IT Standards and Standardization Research

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International organizations and government agencies have developed and collected a wealth of knowledge resources relevant to poor communities; however, the people who need these resources most often do not know these materials exist or are unable to access or understand them. Electronic sources of knowledge materials and means of communication are rarely integrated with traditional methods of knowledge delivery. This chapter addresses the issue of knowledge sharing with poor communities and presents a software tool for developing multimedia knowledge materials suitable for people with little or no formal education. A multimedia editor uses a data structure composed of multimedia objects (texts, images, video and audio clips) to generate the knowledge browser. Local specialists with a basic knowledge of computing can modify and customize how the knowledge is presented by adding new materials relevant to the local environment.

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Community-Based Development of Knowledge Products

Mikolajuk

2011

International Journal of Knowledge Management

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International organizations and government agencies have developed and collected a wealth of knowledge resources relevant to poor communities; however, the people who need these resources most often do not know these materials exist or are unable to access or understand them. Electronic sources of knowledge materials and means of communication are rarely integrated with traditional methods of knowledge delivery. This paper addresses the issue of knowledge sharing with poor communities and presents a software tool for developing multimedia knowledge materials suitable for people with little or no formal education. A multimedia editor uses a data structure composed of multimedia objects (texts, images, video, and audio clips) to generate the knowledge browser. Local specialists with a basic knowledge of computing can modify and customize how the knowledge is presented by adding new materials relevant to the local environment.

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Practical Answers: A platform for knowledge sharing

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Local supply chain actor roles in farmer organisation information networks: Empirical findings from two Indonesian farmer organisations

Local supply chain actor roles in farmer organisation information networks: Empirical findings from two Indonesian farmer organisations

A Tool for Creating Community Knowledge Objects

Community-Based Development of Knowledge Products

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