Such desperate attempts to popularise the past revealed a museum whose experts had no idea how to communicate their knowledge.
It helps that, unlike some primetime talent show judges, Paul and Mary know what they're talking about and care enough to want to communicate their knowledge to a wider audience.
"As a direct response to employer demands that economic graduates are better able to communicate their knowledge to non-economists, Goldsmiths has developed a third-year module called communication and presentation skills that focuses on how economists present their findings to non-specialists in an accessible way," says Repapis.
Sometimes patients communicate their knowledge to people within their immediate environment, thereby encouraging collective use of previously acquired knowledge.
Scientists routinely use models to organize and communicate their knowledge and to represent complex processes and systems in a simplified way.
As Oliver et al. suggest, "If universities were to provide assistance for local policymakers in the analysis of existing data, a relationship of mutual benefit could start to develop" [ 19]. 1 In this study of commissioners' information seeking behaviour which aimed to inform the ways that researchers' communicate their knowledge, we found that above all commissioners were pragmatic.
These include institutional barriers from below, such as the relatively weak capacity of local communities to identify, voice, and defend their interest in communicating their local knowledge at district and national levels.
They struggled to communicate their vast knowledge to students.
The Delphi method provides opportunity for experts to communicate their opinions and knowledge about a complex problem in order to explore options and potentially reach consensus even if they are in geographically dispersed areas.
The study provided an opportunity to a panel of experts to communicate their opinions and knowledge anonymously, and to review their opinions, and to understand how their ideas align with others, and to change their opinions, if desired, after reviewing and reconsidering their own ideas in line with the group's ideas [ 33, 34].
