Just found this interesting article from ELearning post (May 2001) on how blogs, combined with storytelling, can function as knowledge management tools. It quotes amply from David Weinberger’s “Knowledge Narratives” piece and covers a lot of ground in its attempt to weave together blogs and narrative as information-organizing tools. Long but well worth perusing.
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Just found this interesting article from ELearning post (May 2001) on how blogs, combined with storytelling, can function as knowledge management tools. It quotes amply from David Weinberger’s “Knowledge Narratives” piece and covers a lot of ground in its attempt to weave together blogs and narrativ
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