The phrase "a community knowledge" is not correct in standard English.
The correct expression would be "community knowledge" without the article "a."
Example: "The community knowledge shared during the workshop was invaluable for the participants."
Alternatives: "collective knowledge" or "shared knowledge."
The usual problems of attribution for data producers were raised, exacerbated by the prospect of a community knowledge web spanning across and outside existing journals.
Last December, Obwoya, who is 43 and married with eight children, was recruited as a community knowledge worker by the Grameen Foundation and trained to use a smartphone so that, as well as receiving advice about weather, plant and animal health and market prices, and dispersing it around his local area, he could gather information from the farmers he registers and send it back to Grameen.
Selected as a leader by her own local farming community, Mary received a mobile phone equipped with a "Community Knowledge Worker" application by Grameen Foundation serving 176,000 farmers in Uganda through a network of 1,100 peer advisors.
The Microbial Database for Activated Sludge (MiDAS) presented here provides a curated taxonomy for abundant and important microorganisms and integrates it into a community knowledge web platform about the microbes in activated sludge.
genSpace, a component of geWorkbench, automates incremental assembly of a community knowledge-base for knowledge sharing.
Reinholt and Foss (2011) demonstrated that in an employee community, knowledge acquisition and provision is higher when an employee's network centrality is high.
The findings highlight a misalignment between community knowledge of environmental change, which is acquired largely after impacts become apparent, and the public participation opportunities afforded through EIA, which generally occur before construction or dredging is undertaken.
In a dynamic virtual community knowledge network, individual knowledge sharing behavior is decided by participants taking into account various personal goals, including establishing and consolidating social status, and increasing social capital in the knowledge community.
AppDeploy.com, which was the brainchild of Bob Kelly, was previously a forum-focused community knowledge base that was updated by IT professionals around how to deploy and automate software applications.
Kickstarter has enabled a private beta feature that's starting to show up for logged in project creators, offering a kind of community knowledge base that lets users ask questions and provide answers to other creators about crowdfunding and best practices.
Patients frequently assumed pseudonyms at Carville to protect their families back home, but if a diagnosis became community knowledge, those families often suffered.
