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Lucidea’s Lens: Knowledge Management Thought Leaders
Part 104 – Vincent Ribière
Vincent Ribière advances knowledge and innovation management through AI, creativity, and KM. Explore his work in academia, research, and industry leadership.
Digital Storytelling in Museums: The Prescriptive Linear Pathway in Action
Rachael Woody emphasizes that storytelling is key to engaging audiences with collections. One effective approach? The prescriptive linear pathway—a simple yet powerful method for guiding visitors through digital exhibits.
Interview with an Author: Fernandez on Streaming Video Collection Development
As demand for streaming video in libraries grows, so do the challenges of managing access, budgets, and licensing. Co-author Michael Fernandez shares key insights from his book, “Streaming Video Collection Development and Management”.
Best Practices in Archival Description
Standards like ISAD(G), DACS, and EAD guide archivists in creating clear, consistent descriptions for easier access. Learn more about each of these frameworks and how they enhance visibility and research.
Lucidea’s Lens: Knowledge Management Thought Leaders Part 103 – Tony Rhem
In this edition of Lucidea’s Lens: Knowledge Management Thought Leaders, we highlight Dr. Tony Rhem, a leading expert in AI, big data, information architecture, and innovation. As CEO of AJ Rhem & Associates, Tony has shaped the fields of knowledge management, governance, and emerging technologies.
The CMS Digital Exhibit and Story Pathways
Digital exhibits provide powerful ways to engage audiences, but choosing the right story pathway is key. Explore how different exhibit structures—linear vs. multi-pathway—shape the visitor journey.
Interview with the Author: Saffady on Information Governance Technologies
Technology is at the heart of modern information governance, shaping how organizations manage records and ensure compliance. In this interview, expert William Saffady shares insights on the essential technologies driving the field and what information professionals need to know.
Practical Strategies for Arranging Mixed-Media Archives
Managing and arranging mixed-media archives requires balancing the unique needs of physical and digital records. Discover best practices for metadata, organizational structures, and cross-referencing to ensure seamless access and long-term preservation.
Lucidea’s Lens: Knowledge Management Thought Leaders
Part 102 – Madan Rao
Madan Rao is a globally recognized author, consultant, and expert in knowledge management and new media. With over 15 books to his name and speaking engagements in 90+ countries, he has shaped the way organizations approach knowledge sharing, creativity, and innovation.
Captivating Story Delivery with a Multimedia Player
Explore how museums can enhance storytelling with multimedia players, using audio-visual materials and archival content to create engaging digital narratives.
Reflections on David Epstein’s Range: How Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World
Lauren Hays explores “Range: How Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World” through a librarian’s lens, reflecting on the role of broad knowledge in critical thinking and problem-solving.
Arranging Digital Archives: 4 Unique Challenges for Modern Archivists
Arranging digital archives comes with unique challenges, requiring new strategies to preserve context, manage volume, and ensure long-term access. How can archivists adapt to safeguard digital heritage?
Lucidea’s Lens: Knowledge Management Thought Leaders
Part 101 – Larry Prusak
Larry was a key figure in the field of KM. He influenced how organizations approach information, collaboration, and trust. Stan Garfield revisits Larry’s core ideas—distinguishing information from knowledge, emphasizing the human side of KM, and highlighting trust as essential for collaboration.
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