- Knowledge sharing and knowledge transfer have a strong effect on the success of the born-globals.. - The following figure shows the logic structure of the framework.. - Logic structure of the proposed framework. - In the following sections, a detailed descrip- tion of the three levels of the framework is provided.. - The General Facilities of the proposed framework can be described along three main directions:. - Enabling Infrastructure: hard infrastruc- ture concerning the connectivity of the system;. - networks that connect clients and servers of the or- ganization. - tional characteristics that exalt individual and collective aspects of the interactions. - measures of the properties of an object (for example temperature, price. - of all involved actors in the different phases of the content life cycle.. - Schwartz P., Kelly E., Boyer N., “The emerging global knowledge economy”, in “The Future of the Global Economy: Towards a Long Boom. - The folksonomy is a good example of the collective intelligence at work. - One of the key characteristics of networks is centrality.. - Proceedings of the Computer-supported Collaborative Learning 2002 Conference, Hillsdale, N.J.. - Report of the information services working group on collaborative tools.. - Proceedings of the Online Learn- ing and Teaching Conference 2006, Brisbane:. - Proceedings of the International Con- ference on Knowledge Management (I-KNOW. - Proceedings of the Ninth Americas Conference on Information Systems, 2003, pp.. - informality and co-location have to be taken seri- ously in the design of the community engine. - This is done by formalized localization of the medial artifacts. - For that purpose we will introduce the key concepts of the Web 2.0 in the following.. - Figure 3 shows a simplified diagram of the LAS architecture and the interrelations between server elements described in the following. - Hahne for the implementation of the Virtual Campfire services.. - The Image of the City. - “Morphology of the Folktale”.. - The result is the evolution of the Internet to a real political medium (section 2.3).. - Since the early 2000s, and the emergence of the “Web2.0”. - One of the known method is Delphi (Linstone &. - The paradigms of the global village (McLuhan. - The e-democracy concept has emerged because of the increased use of the Internet. - Citizen Activism in the Age of the Internet. - Journal of the American Society for Information Science . - Wizards, Bureaucrats, Warriors, and Hackers: Writing the History of the Internet. - Nevertheless, it illustrates the problem of the digital divide. - Virtual states: the Internet and the boundaries of the nation state. - The topics of the investigation were Communities and collaboration tools.. - Some of the less used tools are also the most widspread ones (forum, mailing list, videoconference). - In this respect, the case of the forum is particu- larly significant. - Rethinking Knowledge Management: the Role of ICT and the Rise of the Virtual Workspace.. - In Inventing the Organization of the 21st Century, Malone T.W., Laubacher R. - Knowledge sharing has a strong effect on the success of the born globals. - The objective of the chapter is to create a better understanding of the impact of knowledge sharing in the value network of born globals. - Knowledge sharing and knowledge transfer have an effect on the success of the born globals (Levy, Loeb- becke and Powell, 2003). - The primary advancement is the realization of the role the complementors can play in the value creation (Armstrong, 1997). - The majority of the companies have a home base in Finland. - The results of the statistical analyses are as follows. - The results of the present chapter have important managerial implications. - Toward a knowledge-based theory of the firm, Strategic Management Journal . - Knowledge of the firm, combinative capabilities, and the replication of technology, Organization Science . - A resource-based View of the Firm, Strategic Management Journal . - In the beginning of the 1990s, constructivist theories on learning gained popularity. - “meaning” of the world that we are striving to un- derstand. - between the members of the knowledge network (Säljö, 2000). - Summary of the three perspectives on learning (adapted from Leidner &. - Benefits and limitations of the sociogram approach will be. - Ten of the eleven enrolled students responded to a. - 244) definition of the term: ‘the self as reflexively understood by the individual in terms of his or her biography). - The way(s) in which the use of the wiki software contributes to the collaborative process. - Of the total number of re- spondents (47), 35 were male (74%) and 12 female (26. - Articles discussing the use of the tools and their pedagogical value. - More particularly, the analysis of the focused discussions revealed:. - Finally, questions were posed concerning the use of the software (e.g. - In the Greek Educational Blogosphere The weblogs (39) of the e-course were hosted on several free platforms (e.g. - Participant AP states the purpose of the wiki environment (communi- cation, idea exchange, joint problem solving, socializing). - also he expresses his intention for further exploration of the issue (the ozone hole).. - also she checks her understanding of the wiki module task to be completed.. - Overviews All participants agreed on the quality of the work produced (encour- agement, agreement, consensus). - Future trends for the use of the wiki in education. - Toward a positive critique of the social web. - Brain of the Blogger.. - Journal of the Learning Sciences, 1, 37-68.. - Toward a critique of the social web. - Life on the Screen: Identity in the Age of the Internet. - A Dialogic Understanding of the Relationship between CSCL and Teaching Thinking Skills. - They are all part of the micro dynamics of a “knowledge-in-use”. - “Bodies of knowledge” opposite of the. - ”culture and the corresponding structures and functions of the material infrastructure. - Toward a Knowledge-Based Theory of the Firm. - Handbook of the Emotions, New York, S. - The Phenomenology of the Social World, New York. - (1998), Pluralist Epistemology and the Knowledge-Based Theory of the Firm, Organization, Vol. - Exploring uncertainty and emotion in the knowledge-based theory of the firm. - A Bergsonian Critique of the Notion of Tacit Knowledge. - The role of the emotional climate in learning organizations. - Axes of the proposed c onceptual f ramework. - The quantitative analysis of the problem-solv- ing outcomes could include:. - Quality of the content of problem solver’s proposed final solution (such as single/alter- native solution presented). - the direction of the information flow (dif- ferent kind of communication among the participants). - Relevance of the NSCL model to the solvers’. - Effect of the NSCL model to the acquisition of knowledge and skills. - Quality of the problem-solving resources. - Usability of the technological systems used. - explanations of the given problem, solutions of similar problems, calculators, etc. - The figure below represents the first and the last day of the study. - Interna- tional Journal of the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning . - Journal of the Learning Sciences . - The Journal of the Learning Sciences . - The Evolving State- of-the-Art. - IC Valuation and Measure- ment: Classifying the State of the Art. - The Contributing Processes and a Review of the Literature
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