eLearning and Knowledge Management: Best Practices and Case Studies

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A special session in collaboration with the KM Cluster and presented with special assistance from Oracle.

You've heard of Knowledge Management, but do you know how to put it into practice? How would you apply it to an eLearning strategy? Join us when two of the Bay Area's premier organizations in KM and eLearning join forces for a lively and interactive exploration of best practices and case studies at the convergence of e-Learning and Knowledge Management.

We'll hear briefly from several distinguished practitioners before breaking into small groups to explore these areas in depth. The conclusions of these breakout groups will be carried forward to the Friday, September 19 meeting of the KM Cluster entitled "Next Practices" -- a discussion of the future based on our current observations.

Plan now on attending this cutting-edge discussion of knowledge management and e-learning, and where and how they successfully come together.

Agenda

(subject to change)

• Networking and coffee
• KM overview
• Presentations: Three perspectives on the convergence of KM and eLearning
• Small-group breakouts facilitated by subject matter experts (including a special session for the remote participants.)
• Presentation of small-group findings,
• Wrap-up and preview of 9/19
• Lunch
  

Speakers

All presentations are in Acrobat 5 (PDF) format. Jay's and Verna's presentations are also available using Macromedia Breeze (requires Flash 6 player)

• Jay Cross, eLF -- introduction
• Verna Allee, Verna Allee Associates -- The Future of Knowledge (2MB)
• Ron Dickson, Intel -- KM and e-Learning (600K)
• Lauren Klein, Novell -- KM and organizational learning (80K)
• Jeff Stemke, Chevron-Texaco -- CVX Networks and change (450K)
• Tom Reamy, KAPS Group -- KM infrastructure (and a bonus presentation with an introduction to KM in e-Learning)
• John Maloney, KM Cluster