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Lucidea’s Lens: Knowledge Management Thought Leaders Part 7 – Susan Hanley
Susan Hanley is one of the leading experts on using Office 365 and SharePoint for knowledge management and collaboration, emphasizing the people side
Archival and Records Management Preservation
Archivists and records managers face digital preservation challenges. No permanent solution to digital preservation; medium-term solutions are safe.
Lucidea’s Lens: Knowledge Management Thought Leaders Part 6 – Heidi K. Gardner
Heidi K. Gardner studies collaboration between highly autonomous, powerful knowledge workers such as partners in professional service firms…
Myth #2: It’s Easy to Digitize Museum Collections
Museum collection digitization is not cheap, not fast, not technically easy. Museum professionals should educate stakeholders about this myth.
Lucidea’s Lens: Knowledge Management Thought Leaders Part 4 – Nancy Dixon
KM thought leaders have proven strategies to share with knowledge managers implementing KM programs; use collaboration and dialogue as agents of change
How to Calculate an Appropriately Sized Funding Request
The budget is key to a grant application; it’s the last check to ensure everything is correct and your budget request aligns with the project scope.
Tips for Leading Meetings: A Librarian’s Experience
Skills for special librarians include knowing what factors contribute to a well-run meeting; this post includes 8 important tips.
Archival Communication, Outreach, and Training
Archivists can be creative and have fun communicating their holdings’ value; the ways to spread the word are varied
Lucidea’s Lens: Knowledge Management Thought Leaders – Marcia Conner
KM thought leaders have proven strategies to share with knowledge managers implementing KM programs; unite technologies, analytics, and human power
How to Construct a Fundable Museum Digital Project
Overview of seven core areas to focus on in grant applications and how to construct a museum digital project to gain a competitive advantage in each.
TPACK: Technology, Pedagogy, and Content Knowledge
TPACK stands for technology, pedagogy, and content knowledge; it is one of the best frameworks for thinking about learning environments holistically.
Interpreting Archives Through the Digital Humanities
Archivists applaud new technological capabilities that promise new knowledge based on archival materials can be produced in ways previously impossible.
Lucidea’s Lens: Knowledge Management Thought Leaders – Stephanie Barnes
KM thought leaders have proven strategies to share with knowledge managers implementing KM programs; learning, curiosity, creativity, playfulness.
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