Knowledge sharing, education and learning in agriculture
In Maputo last week, the the CGIAR ICT-KM Program, GFAR, COL and YPARD got together to discuss "Knowledge Sharing, Agricultural Education and Learning through Collaboration and Partnerships."
The workshop aimed to cross and connect several different strands and discussions (research, knowledge, education, learning, ... ) and attracted an interesting mix of people. After stimulating scene-setting plenary discussions on the first morning, the participants joined groups to discuss 'formal education', 'rural learning communities' and 'KM strategies in the CGIAR.'
A particular effort was made to capture the discussions through 'social reporting': Check out the blog posts; see photos as well as videos. Some of us also tried out twitter
The workshop aimed to cross and connect several different strands and discussions (research, knowledge, education, learning, ... ) and attracted an interesting mix of people. After stimulating scene-setting plenary discussions on the first morning, the participants joined groups to discuss 'formal education', 'rural learning communities' and 'KM strategies in the CGIAR.'A particular effort was made to capture the discussions through 'social reporting': Check out the blog posts; see photos as well as videos. Some of us also tried out twitter
Labels: cgiar, col, education, en, gfar, kelmaputo, knowledge_sharing, learning, ypard
posted by Peter Ballantyne at Tuesday, December 09, 2008
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