We examine the concept of personal knowledge management using data drawn from our studies of digital nomads. The paper provides concrete examples of how Web 2.0 tools are currently used in organisations.Īs Web 2.0 has become integrated in our day‐to‐day activities, there is a need to further understand the relationship between Web 2.0 and PKM. This new PKM model facilitates interaction, collaboration and knowledge exchanges on the web and in organisations.īased on these findings, professionals and scholars will gain a better understanding of the potential role of Web 2.0 technologies for harnessing and managing personal knowledge. Web 2.0 enables a new model of personal knowledge management (PKM) that includes formal and informal communication, collaboration and social networking tools. Web 2.0 plays a multifaceted role for communicating, collaborating, sharing and managing knowledge. Theoretically deductive with illustrative examples. Can Web 2.0 reconcile the conflicting interests of managing organisational knowledge with personal objectives? Does Web 2.0 enable a more effective way of sharing and managing knowledge at the personal level?
The paper questions whether Web 2.0 technologies (social software) are a real panacea for the challenges associated with the management of knowledge. The purpose of this paper is to discuss new approaches for managing personal knowledge in the Web 2.0 era.
An analysis of the type of activities the knowledge workers undertake on the web in order to better improve web tools and better support web tasks Schwarz, 2005 An explicit model of the knowledge worker's context can better support the user' There is considerable potential for using intelligent agents to develop more intelligent KM solutions How to better organise and store your own ideas how to improve problem-solving skills how to improve learning skills Apshvalka, 2004 Davies et al., 2006 The issue of how to store personal knowledge and insights is addressed as a necessary supplement and extension to human memory Cartelli, 2008 Personal strategic thinking is useful for complementing PKM in helping people to obtain and select knowledge, develop new knowledge and improve problem solving skills Li and Liu, 2008 Fang et al., 2008 PKM tools may have far-reaching effects on e-learning, and the management of personal knowledge may be a key element for lifelong learning How to handle information overload? Dalsgaard et al., 2005 Three ways to cope with the increased load of information: propagating information, accepting information and blocking information What is the benefit of a PKM tool how people can be motivated to use PKM tools?. Sellen et al., 2002 Benson and Standing, 2001 Improving access to documents, files, webpages, e-mails, etc.
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