In the context of structuring and sharing knowledge, semantic web technologies, such as ontologies and semantic wikis, emerged as a new type of knowledge management (for example, SWEET ontology for organizing the vast knowledge base in earth and environmental sciences or the ontology developed in Ontoverse for managing knowledge and networks in life sciences).
Switching to laptops isn't as easy as it sounds — for example, organizing thousands of files to adjust strategy midspeech can take some getting used to, despite new software.
Both teachers and students can drag and drop multimedia, links or text (YouTube videos, Google links or photos from Dropbox, for example), organizing them into a Pinterest-style educational presentation, complete with annotations.
For example, consider organizing events, such as seminar series on career opportunities and grant writing, that can benefit postdocs as well as other members of the institution.
For example, properly organizing health providers to this group can reduce hospitalizations by 25%.
For example, before organizing a formal gig you're actually obligated to send the entire set-list to the Ministry of Culture for approval.
Facilitating practical means of accessing health facilities (for example by organizing transport) is of primary importance.
For example, by organizing additional training session, we can improve the IT skills (attributes) of the individuals, and thereby also indirectly influence the individual-technology fit.
Possible avenues in the workplace include creating occasions to interact with other providers, for example by organizing joint training sessions or social activities and taking steps to gain more knowledge on other providers' roles (e.g. by reading, asking questions).
For example, stay organized for at least a day or try estimate how long it'll take you to get home and try and beat your estimate!
