The next Gurteen Bristol Knowledge Cafe is going to be held in the multi-disciplinary Pervasive Media Studio, Bristol, on Thursday 27 November, from 18:30. The cafe proper will begin at 19:00 prompt. Tim Sheppard, local storytelling group member, will be introducing the subject before we get down to the serious k-cafe business as usual.
Video: Explaining Knowledge Management #1
A video blog post from Professor Gervaise Germaine where he address the differences between data, information and knowledge :-) (4mins)
David Gurteen's comments:
A very funny video from Patrick Lambe getting the KM message across! You will find more videos from Patrick on YouTube
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