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Posted by Denham on August 11, 2003 at 21:08:50:
In Reply to: Re: KM in US libraries posted by phx000 on August 11, 2003 at 11:15:46:
The concept of knowledge space design captures the physical, virtual and social structures that support collaboration, information exchange and knowledge flow.
The affordances vary from seemless annotation, to wrap-around walls for capturing ideas, to subtle arrangements that encourage 'collisions' in busy offices. A key theme in knowledge space design is the Japanese concept of "Ba". Here is a useful article
Here are some pointers I hope you will find useful
- Re: Knowledge spaces Ross Hall 03:50:10 08/19/03 (0)
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