Creating Shared Knowledge: Instructional Knowledge Management Systems

Document management, information management, and knowledge management are three processes of an instructional knowledge management system (IKMS) that require different ways of thinking. Wellconstructed IKMSs share a number of common features including ease of use, ease of navigation, security, indexing and searching, automatic HTML conversion, document version tracking, platform independence, ease of access and notification. A robust knowledge management system allows users to store and retrieve both digital documents and paper-based documents or notes that have been scanned into the system. An IKMS should allow users to upload documents into the central document repository using a number of methods. Document management systems also can be used to facilitate collaboration of groups on a project. Keywords Knowledge management, Web-based knowledge management

• Type: Journal
• Year: 2002
• Where: ETS
• Authors: Gerald S. Edmonds, Rob Pusch
• Keywords: Document, ETS 2002, Hardware, Knowledge Management, Management