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Posted by Mohamad Haitan on March 21, 2000 at 21:35:15:
In Reply to: Knowledge transfer posted by Denham on March 14, 2000 at 13:53:08:
I suggest five knowledge transfer methods in knowledge management. They are Training, Discussion, Modeling, Library and Consultation. These methods can be done in 'real activities' or 'computer-based' activities.
As example: In training the instructors can transfer their experiences and knowledge to their students directly with using explanations, discussion, and examples. Today the training activities can be done in online with using WWW.
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