KM Cards

In recent years, card decks with a focus on business issues have started to appear. These include IDEO's methods cards; nForm's "User Experience" trading cards; and Arthur Shelley's "Organizational Zoo" cards. The cards are arranged into three color-coded groups: 1...

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Published in:Knowledge Management Review 2008-09, Vol.11 (4), p.34
Main Author: Moore, Matt
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Card games
Knowledge management
Social networks
Trading cards
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Summary:In recent years, card decks with a focus on business issues have started to appear. These include IDEO's methods cards; nForm's "User Experience" trading cards; and Arthur Shelley's "Organizational Zoo" cards. The cards are arranged into three color-coded groups: 1. approaches (for example, knowledge and information management policy, better practice transfer); 2. methods (for example, concept mapping, world cafes, knowledge fairs); 3. tools (for example, metadata, wilds). The cards provide both a handy reference guide and workshopping tool for anyone organizing KM strategy and planning sessions. Most KM practitioners should understand peer assists, social network analysis or communities of practice.
ISSN:1369-7633