Selected article for: "case study and community sense"

Author: van Aalst, Jan
Title: Distinguishing knowledge-sharing, knowledge-construction, and knowledge-creation discourses
  • Document date: 2009_6_20
  • ID: xr067v2n_93
    Snippet: Cultivating an innovation ecology As the study described here was a case study, its claims pertain to the observed groups only. Further studies investigating the phenomena using different methods and in different settings would lead to a fuller understanding of the generality of the claims (Yin 2003) . Nevertheless, some cautious recommendations for encouraging an innovation ecology can be made based on the findings. This subsection examines seve.....
    Document: Cultivating an innovation ecology As the study described here was a case study, its claims pertain to the observed groups only. Further studies investigating the phenomena using different methods and in different settings would lead to a fuller understanding of the generality of the claims (Yin 2003) . Nevertheless, some cautious recommendations for encouraging an innovation ecology can be made based on the findings. This subsection examines several conditions that constrain or enable knowledge creation-the nature of the task, the sense of community, idea-centered discourse, the use of technology, and meta-discourse-and discusses how they can be optimized.

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