Save the Dates: September 17-18, 2014 to join a no cost 2-day virtual seminar focused on the question: how do we know if Knowledge Management (KM) projects, activities, and tools are effective at supporting global health and development efforts?
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Hello. I would like to know if it is possible to share some of the resources from this seminar with me.
Thanks,
Odion
Hello Odion,
Though the seminar has closed, you can still access the materials and read the conversation on the seminar page. Please click on “Seminars” and then select “Evaluating Knowledge Management.” You need to “Join the Group.” Once you have joined the group, you can watch a short introductory video, and click the links on the main page in order to read the overviews and find the resources.
If you click on the forum in the group, you can read through the discussions.
Best wishes,
Liz