- e-Knowing
- The 20th Century
- Thinking in the 21st C
- Knolwedge Sharing
- Knowledge Workers
- Learning Objects
- MetaData
- Knowledge Networks
- Knowledge Ecology
- Rich Tasks
- Intranets/Extranets
- Design Considerations
- A Possible Design
- Emerging Technologies
- Creation Tools
- Client/Server
- Intranet Policies
"Knowledge generation really only occurs in teams, where people engage in doing meaningful work."
Peter Senge
Questions you need to ask before implementing an Intranet
- Can anyone publish to the intranet?
- Do the users have to use the templates?
- Who will monitor the intranet?
- Have the external links been checked?
- Is there a need for “School Intranet Police”?
- Who is going to pay for this?
- What is the philosophy behind the intranet?
- Who is responsible and at what level?
- How is security being covered?
To keep sane:
- Make sure people want this technology.
- The intranet must meet the technology criteria.
- There must be a long term plan.
- This will require a team approach.
- No dancing dinosaurs! Keep it simple.
- Select people who are in for the long haul.
- Start small but plan big.
- Report back regularly.
- Celebrate successes.
- Accept criticism lightly and praise joyfully.
The intranet is a powerful communication and learning tool.
The intranet requires technical skills to construct.
The Intranet must be designed for the long term.
An Intranet is a living knowledge organism. It needs feeding, nurturing and time spent with it!
