INFO 6400
Knowledge Management
Lec 01 selected
Surveys the latest knowledge Management theories and practices from information science, management, cognitive/educational psychology and computer science. Focuses on the nature of knowledge construction by examining the identification, capture, application and sharing of organizational knowledge, cognitive techniques and the technological systems that facilitate these processes.
Sections
Lecture
Lec 01
Online
From the syllabus
From the Fall 2025 syllabus by Louise Spiteri. Fall 2026 is taught by Ma Y., so details may differ. Open the PDF
Grading
20%ParticipationOngoing
20%Knowledge management in online platformsDue September 28
30%Case study reportDue October 26
30%Final project: research paper or KM strategyChoose one; due November 30
Textbook
- Knowledge management in theory and practice, K. Dalkir (free)
Course rules
- Late work
- Late work without permission loses 5% per day, including weekends; work 7 or more days late normally receives zero.
- Extensions
- Contact the instructor in advance to discuss possible extensions for illness, emergencies, or other circumstances.
- Absence
- For absences of 3 days or less, contact the instructor before the deadline and submit a Student Declaration of Absence form.
- Absence forms
- Students may submit up to two separate Student Declaration of Absence forms per course during the term.
- GenAI
- AI tools may support learning, brainstorming, and editing; assignment use must be acknowledged and cited with the prompt.
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