Echoes of knowledge – a poetic look at what knowledge management (KM) involves [Arts & culture in KM part 15]

When the question “what is knowledge management (KM)?” is asked, KM practitioners will often give dry technical responses that disengage rather than engage the audience.

In the video below, Mabel shows what is possible when we take a different approach – using arts and culture, in this case poetry, to tell a story.

Shu Mabel Lum

Mabel is a Certified knowledge Manager for sustainable development with vast experience in community development and knowledge creation. She currently works as the Knowledge Management Programme Assistant at the West Africa Civil Society Institute (WACSI) where she is involved in curating, documenting and disseminating knowledge on issues relating to the civil society sector. She is also a member of the Knowledge Management for Agricultural Development CoP. She has an academic background in Chemistry and Quality Control and is the author of the podcast ‘The Spark’, a platform that uses storytelling to provide guidance and mentorship to youth.

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Story Source: realKM