In the knowledge management field there are often interesting philosophical discussions on the connection between knowledge and wisdom. Most of these are ultimately fruitless but it's helpful to constantly re-evaluate exactly what we mean when we use the term knowledge. That's why I thought this latest Dilbert cartoon from Scott Adams was brilliant, and sort of neatly ties together a comment on wisdom with the art of storytelling (something that is also big in KM circles). What's your favourite overused analogy?
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OK, so not a book on KM or e-learning but still a great little guide to helping save the planet! - Paul Kearns: Evaluating the ROI from Learning
Good down to earth book on ROI and evaluation as it applies to learning (and e-learning). Great for trainers who struggle to get their companies to value learning properly. Samantha Chapnick: Renaissance eLearning: Creating Dramatic and Unconventional Learning Experiences
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