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In the last edition of Common Knowledge 2013-2014 cultural professionals with interesting ideas and projects were in the spotlight. A team of coaches helped creatives to prepare the best pitch, which they presented in front of a jury and advisory board, and of course nice audience.
Photo © Alan Reinders
Distinguishing knowledge, information and data is important as each needs to be managed with different techniques and tools. Knowledge is used to make decisions, take action and improve (affect) performance. In the light of experience (and new data and information arising from results) new knowledge will be learned.
Doorway to knowledge: This is one of the two entrances to the new library. Outside this door is Doug's new office, the pastoral care office and Crystal's office.
Photos by Daniel Witter
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As the project name suggests the project is an attempt to graphically visualise the graphic design and graphic designer.
The main purpose of this project is to graphically visualise different perspective on the profession ‘graphic designer’ from the point of view of the graphic design industry without using the standard phrases - its about communicating ideas or messages.
The concept is based on keywords, which are used describing different qualities, knowledge and skills that are required in various job advertisements that are focused on graphic designers. Through researching many job advertisements to create a map visualising all these requirements as map.
The map shows many titles how the graphic designers are called in various job advertisements, not all of the titles are traced as most of them are similar and would have the same keywords or there were only a few advertisements found regarding this title and it isn’t traced if there weren’t found more than twenty advertisements for title.
One line represents one title.
Named ‘star’(circle) represents keyword or key phrase found in advertisement.
This picture shows just a tiny part of new knowledge I've learned from college. As a student who wants to be a physical therapist, I desire to learn more about how the human body. Ever since I got into lifting weights, the function of the human body and how it works always came as a curiosity and because how I like to help other people, I came to a conclusion that physical therapist can fulfill the both of desire in my life. Wanting to learn new knowledge about the human body and medical stuff became one of my identity because it can lead to achieving my desire to help other people with my knowledge. I desire more knowledge.
Knowledge Management is an integrated approach to capturing, developing, sharing and effectively using information assets across an enterprise. This may involve creating and facilitating lessons learned processes, developing communities of practice, providing structure to unstructured content and migrating to structured repositories that speed findability and adoptability. Effective knowledge management can also be achieved through knowledge portals, integrated knowledge solutions, and information architectures and taxonomies. By conducting knowledge mapping, key knowledge sources can be identified, and knowledge packaging can be applied to bring it all together. Building taxonomies and ontological models can help connect knowledge to knowledge, and people to knowledge. www.pankm.com/enterprise-content-management
2012 Aggie 100 Trophy Presentation
Aggie 100 honorees accept trophies commemorating their companies recognition as one of the fastest growing, Aggie owned or operated businesses. Hosted by the Center for New Ventures and Entrepreneurship (CNVE) at Mays Business School. Honorees gather for a luncheon to hear their placement.
Photo by Michael Kellet (kellettphotography.com)