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How nonprofits can benefit from knowledge management

Socialbrite

Can your team take advantage of the new breed of knowledge management tools? The knowledge and experience its people bring will determine its institutional knowledge and dictate the direction in which it needs to head. This knowledge is ever-changing and needs to be both accessible and adaptable. Tacit knowledge.

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Unlease Your Organizations Knowledge Sharing Processes

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

Unlease Your Organizations Knowledge Sharing Processes – Guest Post by Kelcie Tacchi. Like many nonprofits, the rapidly evolving environment around and within us was littered by a practice of ad hoc documentation and person to person knowledge sharing. Be aware that “knowledge hoarding” is often a common practice.

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The enduring value of lessons learned

Candid

Across the social sector, there’s one thing we can all agree on: data and knowledge are crucial to our collective success. If you're looking for funding, an issue-area and/or geography driven search will generate dozens of recently published works. If your interests are location-specific, add a geo-location filter into the mix. .

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How to Create a DEI Style Guide for your Nonprofit

Whole Whale

Other organizations may build a style guide into their instance of confluence or Notion which are internal knowledge management systems. These tools will allow you to generate a style guide that is tailored to your specific needs but may require a developer. Next Steps.

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Unlocking the Potential of Peer Learning

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

How can insight generated by the learning group be made more broadly available? As the team’s Director of Knowledge Management he helps the team capture new insight, hone its toolkit, and pioneer new approaches. How do you set up a peer learning community that can prove valuable to a wide range of participants?

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Using our heads

Michael Stein's Non-profit Technology Blog

In a couple of posts a few weeks ago, I warned that information that is just in people's heads and not shared organizationally cannot be considered organizational knowledge, and suggested the reuse of routine communications as a path to capturing this knowledge in a way that does not create endless new documentation tasks.

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NpTech Tag Roundup: Election Day, NPTech Blog Chatter, and Tool Talk

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

Finally, this comes from a library techie, but I'm sure that nonprofit techies might agree with the advice, " How To Keep Techies Happy " Marketing, Knowledge Management, and Evaluation Somehow there is a connection between these areas and David Wilcox puts his finger on it with his posts ( here , here , and here ).

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