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Knowledge Management Strategies for Distance Education

Neil Butcher
South African Institute for Distance Education

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     Last modified: August 15, 2006
     Presentation date: 11/02/2006 10:00 AM in NT Portland A
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Abstract
This paper will review the importance of effective Knowledge Management in education, with a specific focus on its role in supporting distance education.
THe paper will provide an introduction to the concept of Knowledge Management, and then focus attention to why Knowledge Management has become so important in distance learning. The paper will take readers through a non-technical overview of key design principles that will need to govern any successful knowledge management system for distance learning. In doing this, the paper will draw particularly on best emerging from a collaboration that is focusing on the development on learning object repositories for the African Virtual University and COL’s Virtual University for Small States.

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