Posted by Denham on June 12, 2002 at 13:21:33:

In Reply to: Does KM possible exist on individual? posted by Sam on June 12, 2002 at 11:31:45:

Hi Sam,

There are a number of people who believe strongly in the value of personal knowledge management (PKM). Strictly speaking a person does not have access to their tacit knowledge, it is what you know and do without being aware that you know or do.

PKM seems to be mainly about information organization and contact management which is not the same as working working with 'knowledge' that has been socially learned, constructed and validated. An interesting emergent mix is klogs or kblogging where the focus is on publishing and 'pushing' personal view points, while inviting comments and delivering commentary on another's texts.

The key to knowledge work IMO is community, where you share, create, critique, validate new connections with others. Arranging reflecting and organizing your personal beliefs, perceptions and values without sharing is NOT KM as I see things.

Be interested to hear how others see this!

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