research knowledge
ReKnowiT research knowledge into teaching: Phase II
... ‘what research knowledge is more important to be transferred to students’ was a debating ...the research learning process that is more important compared to research project ...of ...
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ReKnowiT (Research Knowledge into Teaching)
... teaching, research and recruitment policies was ...a research environment among students by developing research awareness through a series of presentations and also provides an enabling context for ...
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Research, knowledge spillovers and innovation
... a knowledge production function is estimated for a representative sample of Italian manufacturing firms over the period ...the knowledge production function, we estimate a Heckman selection model on R&D ...
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Knowledge translation of research findings
... the research knowledge at hand, and have time and resources to do ...sustainable knowledge translation may be the development of research knowledge infrastructures by healthcare systems ...
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Developing a Framework for Managing Tacit Knowledge in Research using Knowledge Management Models
... explicit knowledge alone is at times not sufficient to transfer research ...tacit knowledge, usually through mentoring or ...for research, because it cannot be widely disseminated and thus ...
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Review of Knowledge and Knowledge Management Research
... discusses knowledge and knowledge management, and some major con- clusions can be drawn from the ...research. Knowledge management includes differ- ent, interdependent processes of ...
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An inductive exploration of the implementation knowledge of research funders
... Third, the second-order themes were grouped into higher-order aggregate dimensions, which described these [56, 57] based on previous research on implemen- tation. These concerned implementation definitions but not ...
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Research on Knowledge Creation in Software Requirement Development
... the knowledge of both the users and developers can be divided into explicit knowledge and tacit knowledge, and REP is an iterative process of knowledge socialization, externalization, ...
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Knowledge Intersections Research Symposium 2017 Proceedings
... between knowledge systems she called ‘traditional’ and those called ...of knowledge can be closer or further from alignment in their trajectories (see Figure ...interprets knowledge as an Indigenous ...
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Knowledge ‘Translation’ as social learning: negotiating the uptake of research-based knowledge in practice
... efficacy research, even when presented in guidelines or recommendations, may not be sufficient to address application in practice environ- ments; healthcare practitioners might judge the informa- tion contained in ...
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Design research: aesthetic epistemology and explanatory knowledge
... of knowledge. Epistemologies outline what true knowledge (valid, legiti- mate, genuine knowledge) looks like, and enable us to account for the point, pur- pose, and meanings of the knowledge ...
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Cocreation of knowledge: roles of coresearchers in research teams
... the research team members had different expectations and perspectives; therefore, their lenses about school processes would ...school-based research teams and external researchers how to attend to the focal ...
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Research co-production and knowledge mobilisation in policing
... action research, can help overcome problems of knowledge mobilisation and deliverability, especially in contexts where there are high levels of mistrust of traditional sources of expertise – like policing ...
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Reflection: Improving Research through Knowledge Transfer
... improved research process, this necessitates the effort expended being seen as beneficial to the researcher (rather than third parties), and that the researcher will encounter less problems or mitigate ...
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Knowledge dynamics and governance of interational research programmes
... the research system and science ...the research system, Rip and van der Meulen make an effective distinction between steering and ...the research system responds to these ‘external’ impulses as a ...
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Using knowledge: the dilemmas of 'bridging research and policy'
... how research can acquire direct policy impact, the question is decentred to address broader patterns of socio-political, economic and cultural ...of research relevance, impact and ...Similarly, ...
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A knowledge based approach to collaboration in basic research
... There are two models which claim to provide a successful explanation of the above empirical characterization of a co-authorship network. The preferential attachment model (Barabasi and others [3]) introduces the ...
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Knowledge management research within the built environment: Research methodological perspectives
... which research can be carried out, lies at the heart of any ...the research methodology at the outset of the research in order to adopt most appropriate approaches and research ...conduct ...
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Building knowledge based economies: research projects in knowledge management and knowledge transfer
... Ireland is also an interesting case. According to Fortune Magazine Ireland’s booming economy moved directly from the agricultural age to the information age, without building an industrial-age physical plant and ...
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Applying knowledge management in university research
... a knowledge environment in which knowledge management activities such as knowledge creation, transfer and use can strive have traditionally been embedded within the academic reward structure of ...
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