Blogging from a knowledge management perspective can tap into undocumented knowledge, foster unexpected connections, and facilitate distributed apprenticeship. While blogging is personally meaningful in the long term and allows freedom and ownership without business targets, organizations should prepare for the unexpected by providing trust, coaching, resources, and appreciation to integrate and reuse knowledge shared through blogging.

1. blogging from a KM perspective Lilia Efimova @ NVB Jaarcongres 2009

2. what do you have to know about blogging? where does it add value? how to facilitate it?

3. what do you have to know about blogging?

4. personal space in public publishing to the world conversations with self distributed interaction

5. tasks that match enabling work small bits that do not fit traces over time feedback and reputation

6. reading is a choice enticing writing time and effort personally meaningful uses

7. passion at work transparency abundant fragments routines matter! bypassing authorities

8. KM perspective

9. tapping into undocumented

10. not urgent, but important

11. unexpected connections

12. distributed apprenticeship

13. weblog uses personally meaningful in a long term freedom and ownership no business targets!

14. ecosystem of bits and people readership broadest possible reach visibility via indexes & search tools to monitor feedback

15. be prepared for unexpected trust + coaching resources + appreciation integration + reuse

16. PhD iceberg.novay.nl blog.mathemagenic.com/phd/dissertation Slides and links blog.mathemagenic.com/11/12/nvb