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I thought this Flash animation from the University of Ottawa was a neat introduction to facilitating a Peer Assist session for a community of practice. A Peer Assist is an established knowledge management technique for gaining input and insight from "experts" and practitioners from a wider sphere, in order to reuse and reapply any relevant knowledge and experience to a particular (peer) problem or issue.
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When youre steeped in a discipline like knowledge management you start to assume that everyone knows about techniques like After Action Reviews and Peer Assists. Of course this is untrue. Steve Dale over at Dissident has discovered this neat Fla... [Read More]
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