Recognising KM Blogs

[Corza]

I have an idea and would like some feedback on.

Details here - http://sites.google.com/a/auskm.com/kmblogs/Home (let
me know if you can't access the site)

The idea is to basically recognise those people who share their
knowledge of Knowledge Management through blogs.

I am not aware of anyone doing anythign similar in this space.

Your thoughts would be welcome.

Thanks

Cory

[James Dellow]

Sorry, I can't get into the site.

James

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[De La Rue, Keith A]

Cory -

There was a list of actKM bloggers put together by Kaye Vivian late last
year - does this help?

http://distributedresearch.net/wiki/index.php/ActKM_bloggers

Regards,

- Keith.
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[Cory Banks]

Gets us part way through step one.

 

What I am wanting to do is recognise those who are practicing what they preach through blogs (i.e. share knowledge).

 

Cory

 

Blog: http://corzandeffect.blogspot.com/

[Matt Moore]

Hello,

Interesting proposition Mr Banks.

If I may sound a contrary note, the issue I have with
prizes is that 5 people get to feel like heroes and
the other 995 people doing good work in this space
kinda get to feel like crap (bitter? me? hell yes).

What is the goal here?

To encourage KM bloggers? They/we don't really need it
- extrinsic rewards not required in most cases. As the
bloggers on this list know - we generally crave a
conversation with an audience, not awards.

To get other people to read them more? Well, this is a
more interesting goal. I like the idea of using
del.icio.us for some kind of game.

But I think the real game here is to encourage the KM
conversation. Awards for best conversationalists might
help. But I think a more interesting approach to get
KM bloggers to bounce topics off each other. And to
encourage comments on their blogs.

Something like "KM Conversation Month"? Where KM
bloggers all post on a topic (knowledge sharing?
collaboration?) A prize might be awarded for the most
comments left on your blog in related posts. Or the
person who leaves the mosts comments (non-spam) on
others' blogs? (why am I thinking of Joe Firestone &
Dave Snowden here)

Matt

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> Blog: http://corzandeffect.blogspot.com/
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[Cory Banks]

I suppose the outcomes I am looking for could be described as:

• Recognising/rewarding those that share thier knowledge of KM
• Motivate other people to share their knowledge through blogs.

That simple.

 

Cory