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From Knowing to Finding and Using Information
J Hogan
I think we will soon see a big shift in learning from a focus on "knowing" information to a focus on "finding and using". This shift will mean that research methods and critical thinking will be most important instead of advanced educational content.
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Using Information to Create Knowledge
PRASAD SN, Professor, India, Member Knowing is similar to maintaining a big inventory of 'thoughts' created by our sensory organs. Relating a thought from that knowledge to the problem a...  |
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Reliable Information?
Dr. David Machuga, Consultant, United States, Member Finding reliable and accurate information will be the wave of our future. Understanding and applying the information is the real challenge.... |
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Creative Usage of Information
Christopher January, Manager, United States, Member In this information driven age, creation of useful information is becoming harder to abstract from useless information. Applying useful informa... |
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From Knowing to Finding...
steve lecaz Yes you are right! Thanks to the web, a paradigm shift in our manipulation of information. In a sense knowing is a Victorian notion based on em... |
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Knowing, Finding and Doing
Tebboub Abdelamelk, Professor, Algeria, Member I think that finding information is not a difficult mission anymore, the difficulty is how to understand information, analyse it and make the right... |
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Knowledge is Much More Than Memory
Jesus Domene, Consultant, Mexico, Member If we conceive knowledge as an inventory of information located at the brain, there is no need of it anymore (at least in the conventional degree), ho... |
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Transfering Knowledge
Brian Smith, Business Consultant, Australia, Member Knowledge workers of the 21st century will be recognised and rewarded by their ability to transfer knowledge through engagement mechanisms. The... |
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Knowledge Tranfer
Patricia Gibson, Student (University), Australia, Member I agree with the various comments that highlight the need to see knowledge as being more than information. We also need to go further than unde... |
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From Knowing to Finding and USING Information
Lawrence Gqesha, Analyst, South Africa, Member I agree with everyone, the power is no longer lie with the amount of information you had but it lies on what can you do with the information. |
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