It involves different mechanisms of generating and of communicating knowledge, more actors who come from different disciplines, and different sites in which knowledge is being produced.
Mitchell et al. (2008) argue that the role of children and youth has been significantly underestimated for disseminating and communicating knowledge through informal and formal risk communication networks.
We demonstrate how these rules can be applied in a GIS environment for learning and communicating knowledge.
Public education is most cost-effective for communicating general knowledge, but its benefit is restricted largely by the fact that there exists a huge disparity between knowledge and behavior [ 27, 28].
Conceptual models of forest dynamics are powerful and indispensable cognitive tools for communicating ecological knowledge and ideas.
Our applied, interdisciplinary approach for communicating ecological knowledge links science, management, and policy through a visualization‐based integration of climate, landscape, animal data, and humanity in the central Yellowstone ecosystem.
The Anakara were responsible for safeguarding the sacred Antemoro idols and texts, spoke a secret language for communicating arcane knowledge amongst themselves, and rarely intermarried with other Antemoro clans.
It's a fascinating journey, learning how to communicate knowledge.
The second is to communicate knowledge about space to ordinary citizens.
Computer simulations can be used for both of these kinds of purposes to explore features of possible representational structures; or to communicate knowledge to others.
In 1999 Hansen et al. [38] outlined two knowledge management strategies for business - codification, i.e., impersonalized storing knowledge in databases and its reuse, and personalization, which focuses on dialogue helping people to communicate knowledge.
