Arts & culture in KM
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Forum theatre: engaging knowledge to change outcomes and consequences [Arts & culture in KM part 20]
A play is performed in a participatory format to engage the knowledge, aspirations, and capacities of the public.
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Four questions to guide arts-based knowledge translation [Arts & culture in KM part 19]
Arts-based knowledge translation refers to the process of using artistic approaches to communicate research findings to target audiences.
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Because You Need to Know – Lawrence Armstrong [Arts & culture in KM part 18]
Artfully empowering the workforce: Layered Leadership with Lawrence Armstrong.
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Exploring the initial knowledge management of human beings – taking oracle bone script as an example [Arts & culture in KM part 17]
How ancient knowledge remains relevant by evolving to meet contemporary needs.
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Knowledge creation: innovation and accumulation of Cantonese songs [Arts & culture in KM part 16]
Analyzing the continuous development of Cantonese songs in terms of knowledge creation, sharing, utilization, and management.
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Knowledge management in student drama crews [Arts & culture in KM part 13]
Knowledge management can help solve the problems experienced in student drama crews.
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The recipient’s role – knowledge management lessons from rakugo [Arts & culture in KM part 12]
What's the point, if there exists the best master, the best lesson content, but the apprentice is absent?
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Thinking Like A Mountain – Towards a Council of All Beings [Arts & culture in KM part 11]
Experiencing relational thinking for sustainability transformations.