Reinvention of Best Practices

• New e-knowledge forms and capabilities achieve wide acceptance.
• Digitized context joins content as key element in the value web of modular content
• New generations of learning objects are managed within knowledge ecologies where ‘know-what’ and ‘know-how’ come into closer alignment
• Content embedded in experiences and performances commands a value premium
• Just-in-time and just-in-case knowledge management systems (ability to reflect new knowledge in learning experiences) are used to create new and re-purpose existing learning objects
• Ability to track the knowledge to which people have been exposed and to which they have demonstrated competencies enables continuous recertification
• Tradecraft-rich approach to learning objects is valued by most enterprises
• Knowledge repositories, services, and marketplaces are established as foundations for e-knowledge.
• Change the dynamics and power relationships of publishing
• Open secondary markets for e-knowledge from particular providers
• Empower non-traditional providers and supply aggregators
• Communities of practice become the epicenters of knowledge stewardship and autonomic learning.
• Achieve amenity in the experience of facilitating knowledge sharing among peers
• Also provide regular syntheses of new knowledge to outside consumers
• Impacts of new infrastructures and environments reshape knowledge ecologies.
• New knowledge ecologies reshape relationships with learners, customers, members, and other stakeholders
• Ambient intelligence environments provide new opportunities for individual and community-based knowledge sharing experiences
• Relationships are the foundation for learning experiences and the fulcrum for leveraging them.