Beautiful! ... Thank you ALL. =ppy
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On Tue, Apr 1, 2008 at 10:41 AM, Simon Buckingham Shum <sbs@xxxxxxx> wrote:
> Peter -- here is our session abstract
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> Knowledge Mapping for Sensemaking
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> A "knowledge mapping" approach to managing information, knowledge and
> decisions places the emphasis on the creation of "cartographic"
> layers, which like spatial maps, weave different kinds of stories
> over the "raw data" of documents, deadlines, resources, problems.
> Just as the map is not the territory, neither is a knowledge map
> neutral, nor necessarily a consensus worldview, and not to be taken
> as truth. Continuing the spatial planning metaphor, a good knowledge
> map is a powerful representation for sesnemaking: orientation, shared
> memory, filtering complexity, and maintaining shared attention for
> planning and decision making. In software, digital maps of such
> intellectual landscapes exploit the power of hypermedia, folksonomy,
> social tools, and (where possible) reasoning over formal ontology.
> The centrality of social processes in negotiating the meaning of a
> map is unquestioned. The speakers in today's session work from these
> assumptions, and will take you deeper into their particular approaches.
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