Revisiting the University System of Georgia Scenarios Covered photo by fauxels on Pexels.com Myk Garn contributed to this post. This post was originally shared on the Lifeboat Foundation website. The post has been edited and updated for grammar before reposting on SeriousInsights.net. Except where otherwise noted, content on this page is licensed under … [Read more...] about Revisiting the University System of Georgia Scenarios
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Top 6 Tech Toys at CES 2023: Toys to Give Your Child a Digital Leg Up
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e-Learning Challenges: The Challenges e-Learning Still Needs to Overcome
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Review: DMAI Animal Island Learning Adventure (AILA) Sit & Play
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What can universities, colleges and museums learn from knowledge management about how to adapt?
Education and museum knowledge management It seems counter-intuitive to advise learning organizations about how to implement learning, but educational institutions and museums often find themselves locked into a matrix of intellectual intransigence hardened by politics, funding, and bias. To avoid this, they need to actively adopt ideas from knowledge management that help … [Read more...] about What can universities, colleges and museums learn from knowledge management about how to adapt?
