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Knowledge Capture and Knowledge Management Knowledge management makes it possible to capture, store, share and utilize the knowledge and experience …

UGX 1,000,000 per 365 days

Knowledge Capture and Knowledge Management

Knowledge management makes it possible to capture, store, share and utilize the knowledge and experience of an organization or individuals. This includes capturing tacit knowledge that resides in people’s heads, and packaging it for sharing. Learn about the different types of knowledge and how knowledge management is implemented to provide evidence for improvement. This course will help create a learning organization that improves based on learned experiences. Objective Grow professionals who become advocates for effective knowledge capture and sharing while fostering an enabling environment within organizations that encourage knowledge sharing. Learners should also be able to conduct a knowledge management assessment of their organizations and individuals, applying knowledge sharing tools and techniques in practice. They should also be able to develop a knowledge management strategy to institutionalize KM practices within any organization. Course Duration: One month (4 hours a day, 5 days a week, 3weeks of remote support) Targeted market: Communications practitioners and information officers, researchers

Course Currilcum

  • KCKM: Key Fundamentals in Knowledge Capture and Knowledge Management 03:00:00
  • KCKM: Understanding context and taking stock Unlimited
  • KCKM: Key steps in knowledge capture and management (Identification, Capturing, Validation, Formation and Packaging) Unlimited
  • KCKM: How to effectively share your knowledge Unlimited
  • Creating a knowledge sharing culture in your organization
  • KCKM: Pure KM tools and supporting practices Unlimited
  • KCKM: Developing a Knowledge management strategy Unlimited
  • Although culture eats strategy for breakfast, defining a strategy is a requirement for implementing a successful knowledge management (KM) program
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