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Posted by Lauri Grohn on July 26, 1999 at 06:32:47:
In Reply to: KM - crating a system posted by Martin Hansen on July 24, 1999 at 07:16:44:
>How do you create the need for information,
>the will to seek other colleagues knowledge.An important question, indeed.
One possibility could be using
"a creativity generator" as an interface
to that information (There are some
in the market). Then instead of having
just the information, there could be
some standard stimulants (questions, morphic
lists...) that the reader could apply in his own
context. As you know most people
"don't see" that there is something to see, even
if there is... (emerging in the proper context).
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