If conducting a knowledge management project is not feasible either because of unavailability of a suitable project or because of time considerations and a case study does not seem to be relevant for individual needs, students are encouraged to compile a notebook focusing on a knowledge management theme and formally submit the completed notebook for evaluation. Conclusions A user-friendly format and creativity in presentation will be given high priority in evaluating the notebook. Whether you select a project, case study, or a notebook, you will have to complete a Gantt Chart with schedules, milestones and deliverables to accompany your terms and reference outlined in your proposal. Progress report is due on the 8 th class meeting where, if necessary, mid-point adjustments will be made. An oral presentation of the findings and recommendations is due on the 13 th meeting.
All assignments are to be submitted in complete form and on time.
Any delay in submission of assignments will affect the grading. Since the course is taught in seminar style, student participation is mandatory. Students will be asked to make oral presentations as required in the course. How Corporations Manage What They Know , by Thomas Davenport and Laurence Prusak. Harvard Business School Press.