Add to ORKGKnowledge creation process in indigenous communities is a less focused but important area of research. We proposed the TacitImplicit-Explicit (TIE) model to conceptualize the information and know-how engagement process with indigenous communities. The model is an extension of traditional knowledge creation models. It will provide an insight of the flow and absorption of new information and know-how in indigenous communities and will describe that on the base of new information, how the community flourishes innovation and knowledge creation? A case study of Bario-Buayan community information exchange and knowledge creation is presented while the research is still in progress to collect more case studies from communities and to validate the m...
This article addresses the management of agricultural indigenous knowledge (IK) in developing countr...
This article addresses the use and the types of information and communication technology (1CT) tools...
The importance of indigenous knowledge is receiving increasing recognition. Some cultural institutio...
Scientific community and organisations have to a large extent focused on indigenous knowledge manage...
In present-day society, the need to manage indigenous knowledge is widely recognised. However, there...
This paper provides techniques for engagement and data collection in researching with Aboriginal Aus...
Scientific research involving remote rural communities is often plagued by a lack of understanding o...
The environmental and social conditions that indigenous communities interact with the external envir...
The world is witnessing unprecedented impetus to leverage Indigenous Knowledge (IK) as a means of s...
Development organisations acknowledge and recognise the role of Indigenous Knowledge (IK) in solutio...
Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) for Indigenous Knowledge Management (IKM) h...
This article examines the design of digital indigenous knowledge archives. In a discussion of the di...
Indigenous Knowledge Management Systems are being developed in order to preserve, process and retrie...
Indigenous communities have strengths and wisdom beyond Westernized culture’s recognition and unders...
The Indigenous Australian perspectives on how to live in the natural environment and use its resourc...
This article addresses the management of agricultural indigenous knowledge (IK) in developing countr...
This article addresses the use and the types of information and communication technology (1CT) tools...
The importance of indigenous knowledge is receiving increasing recognition. Some cultural institutio...
Scientific community and organisations have to a large extent focused on indigenous knowledge manage...
In present-day society, the need to manage indigenous knowledge is widely recognised. However, there...
This paper provides techniques for engagement and data collection in researching with Aboriginal Aus...
Scientific research involving remote rural communities is often plagued by a lack of understanding o...
The environmental and social conditions that indigenous communities interact with the external envir...
The world is witnessing unprecedented impetus to leverage Indigenous Knowledge (IK) as a means of s...
Development organisations acknowledge and recognise the role of Indigenous Knowledge (IK) in solutio...
Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) for Indigenous Knowledge Management (IKM) h...
This article examines the design of digital indigenous knowledge archives. In a discussion of the di...
Indigenous Knowledge Management Systems are being developed in order to preserve, process and retrie...
Indigenous communities have strengths and wisdom beyond Westernized culture’s recognition and unders...
The Indigenous Australian perspectives on how to live in the natural environment and use its resourc...
This article addresses the management of agricultural indigenous knowledge (IK) in developing countr...
This article addresses the use and the types of information and communication technology (1CT) tools...
The importance of indigenous knowledge is receiving increasing recognition. Some cultural institutio...