Sentence examples for Collaborative knowledge creation from inspiring English sources

This paper is about designing spaces enabling processes of collaborative knowledge creation and innovation.

Use of collaborative knowledge creation tools, virtual worlds, and social networking sites was low.

An engineering case study is undertaken to demonstrate the idea of collaborative knowledge creation and sharing and evaluate the effectiveness of the knowledge representation model and the collaborative technologies employed.

Using a panel of 1042 American scientists in five disciplines and fixed effects models, we found an inverted U-shaped relationship between network average tie strength and citation impact, because an increase in tie strength on the one hand facilitates the collaborative knowledge creation process and on the other hand decreases cognitive diversity.

The CBME approach promotes both individual and collaborative knowledge creation thus allowing students to integrate information that will be used in different contexts and experience learning as meaningful.

It also requires us to determine how to accommodate differences in carefully designed spaces to support consensual decision-making and collaborative knowledge creation.

Tata Trusts and Harvard University South Asia Institute SAII) recently embarked on a collaborative journey in knowledge creation and capacity building for social and economic empowerment in India.

In view of the value of collaborative learning for knowledge creation (Paavola & Hakkarainen 2005), the participants were assigned to groups of three or four to work collaboratively during the study.

Based on a socio-constructivist (Nizet & Laferrière, 2005), constructionist (Kafai & Resnick, 1996) and design thinking approach (Bjögvinsson et al., 2012), we consider learning as a collaborative design and knowledge creation process that occurs in a non-linear way.

Information sharing and knowledge creation activities catalyze collaborative workplace practices exercised within enabling learning systems enacted by evidence-based practices.

However, little research has examined the notion of collaborative behaviour in relation to health information seeking and knowledge creation on the Internet.