Sifting through my old blog accomplishments, I see that I already in 2003 had some interresting thoughts regarding the use of weblogs as a knowledge management tool. Referring managing knowledge work, I note that weblogs may be able to bridge the gap between codified and personalized knowledge.
Personalized and codified knowledge is described thusly:
(havent found the correct reference to Hansen et al. – working on it…)
As such, blogs may be described as a connecting medium between the two extremes ‘codified’ and personalized knowledge, as that is what blogs do: personalizing knowledge in the process of codifying it (writing it down). Furthermore the comment/trackback functionalities facilitates p2p interaction.
The above is a commented translation of the post found at the shared knowledge blog.
Ahh Pål jeg ved du er meget ventreorienteret og efter dit drabelige angreb på Pinden himself er der her en godte til din næste bog (hvori der er en passus om G-Bombs):
-> google.dk – “Primitiv hulemand” [Im feeling lucky]
God weekend
ihh, tak – vidste du at man faktisk kan hyperlinke ting i kommentarerne?
Det ved jeg så nu
Men det er jo forøvrigt ikke helt rigtigt. Jeg kan ikke lave et “Im feeling lucky” link – siden submitter jo en form og jeg kan ikke lige lure hvordan jeg skulle skrive det som URI