Building relationships is building an mutually helpful interdependence. Sharing is the human behavior that describes the exchange of knowledge. At least two people are required for sharing. Sharing knowledge is a positive activity in an organization. Coveting knowledge is the opposite of sharing.
Technology includes all the objects from pencil and paper to the latest electronic gadget.
Electronic and computer technology help use share information and knowledge quickly and efficiently. What was previously slow and tedious is now easier and more realistic. Thinking is an internal mental process that uses information as input, integrates that information into previous learned material and the result may be knowledge or may be nothing. Problem solving, information integration, and analysis are three kinds of thinking. Bibliography Cohen, Stuart.