[Sigkm-l] SIG-KM Monthly Knowledge Exchange

[Kelly A Green]

I have no need to contact him at this time, but I do find his writings interesting. I wasn't aware of his software product though. 
Glad to have learned something new :)

Kelly Ann Green
KMS Content Analyst
Virginia Retirement System



-----Original Message-----
From: Michel J. Menou [mailto:Michel.Menou at wanadoo.fr]
Sent: Tuesday, December 14, 2004 3:09 PM
To: Kelly A Green
Cc: Richard Hill; sigkm-l at asis.org; Woody Horton
Subject: Re[2]: [Sigkm-l] SIG-KM Monthly Knowledge Exchange


Hi Kelly,
I was not looking for anyhting special. Just hoping to contribute to
the discussion.
Yes this is the same F. Woddy Horton as in the URL you mention.
Woody will be back in DC soon <f.w.hortonjr at att.net> if you
want to contact him.  I missed him in Paris yesterday as I was
returning from the Caribbean.

Best regards

Michel J. Menou                Mail to: Michel.Menou at wanadoo.fr

Tuesday, December 14, 2004, 4:34:17 PM, you wrote:

KAG> Are you referring to the author, F. Woody Horton?
KAG> http://topics.practical.org/browse/forest-woody-horton
KAG> Kelly Ann Green
KAG> KMS Content Analyst
KAG> Virginia Retirement  System



KAG> -----Original Message-----
KAG> From: Richard Hill  [mailto:rhill at asis.org]
KAG> Sent: Tuesday, December  14, 2004 10:10 AM
KAG> To: Kelly A Green
KAG> Subject: RE: [Sigkm-l] SIG-KM Monthly  Knowledge Exchange


KAG> Kelly, Woody Horton if in the DC area and a good  friend of ASIST, so if
KAG> you/KM wants that connection, let me know.  He's  in the directory.

KAG> Dick

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KAG> -----Original Message-----
KAG> From:  sigkm-l-bounces at asis.org
KAG> [mailto:sigkm-l-bounces at asis.org] On Behalf
KAG> Of  Kelly A Green
KAG> Sent: Tuesday, December 14, 2004 8:25 AM
KAG> To: Michel J.  Menou; sigkm-l-admin at asis.org; Michael Smith
KAG> Cc: sigkm-l at asis.org
KAG> Subject:  RE: [Sigkm-l] SIG-KM Monthly Knowledge Exchange

KAG> Bill Ives, of Portals and  KM, did a serial covering the history of KM.
KAG> http://billives.typepad.com/portals_and_km/2004/07/history_of_know.html
KAG> I am not sure if it is quite what you are looking for, but it is  quite
KAG> interesting!

KAG> Kelly Ann Green
KAG> KMS Content Analyst
KAG> Virginia  Retirement System



KAG> -----Original Message-----
KAG> From: Michel J.  Menou [mailto:Michel.Menou at wanadoo.fr]
KAG> Sent: Monday,  December 08, 2003 6:26 AM
KAG> To: sigkm-l-admin at asis.org; Michael Smith
KAG> Cc:  sigkm-l at asis.org
KAG> Subject: Re: [Sigkm-l] SIG-KM Monthly Knowledge  Exchange


KAG> Folks
KAG> Sorry for late feedback.
KAG> I was a bit more  swamped than ususal.
KAG> I don't have direct experience of "knowledge"  mapping.
KAG> But what I read about it reminds me of "information" mapping that  was
KAG> pioneered in particular by Woody Horton.
KAG> And even more practical  things that information officers have been doing
KAG> for ages that is expertise  directories of the staff as a complement to
KAG> organizational or other formal  directories. Not to mention all sorts
KAG> of guides produced by reference  librarians.
KAG> This is to say that the "technical" aspects of the problem are  pretty
KAG> well known, as is often the case in our field. What is missing is  a
KAG> natural history of all the environmental circumstances that relate  to
KAG> positive and negative outcomes.
KAG> Of course the literature is full of  stories and cases, but I cannot
KAG> avoid a sense that they are selected with a  view to illustrate a
KAG> particular point rather than describe the array of real  life
KAG> circumstances upon which some true taxonomy, in the life  sciences
KAG> sense, can be drawn.
KAG> My 2 Euro cents

KAG> Michel

KAG> Monday,  November 24, 2003, 9:52:48 PM, Michael Smith wrote:

MS>> Hello  SIG-KM...

KAG> snip

MS>> * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *  * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
MS>> * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *  * * * * *
MS>> Monthly Knowledge Exchange
MS>> Topic - "Knowledge  Mapping"

MS>> This months topic is Knowledge Mapping. Like a lot of  things associated
MS>> with KM, Knowledge Mapping means different things to  different people.
MS>> The concept of a "map" brings to mind a  visually-rich diagram, but not
MS>> all knowledge maps are created  equal.

MS>> So my questions to the list are these:

MS>> - To  those of you who have created Knowledge  Maps...
MS>>            How did you go about creating  them?
MS>>           How  did you "diagram" / "map" / "display" the information or
MS>> knowledge you  found?
MS>>           How  did others react to your Knowledge Maps?

MS>> - If you haven't created  a Knowledge Map, but have been exposed to one
MS>> in your  organization...
MS>>            How was the "map" presented? In what  form?
MS>>           What  were your reactions to the "map"?

MS>> If Knowledge Mapping is totally  foreign to you, try the Knowledge
MS>> Mapping page at the KMWiki site.  (
MS>> http://www.voght.com/cgi-bin/pywiki?KnowledgeMapping )

MS>> Let us know what you know. The Knowledge Exchange is now  open!

MS>> Regards,
MS>> Michael M. Smith
MS>> Chair,  SIG-KM

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