Posted on November 20, 2009 by ewenlb
A belated post but a lot happened in the last six or sevent weeks.
At the dawn of that period was an interesting moment of organising an entire day for the Francophones, generously sponsored by IKM-Emergent as a testimony of its will to walk its talk on the multiple knowledge’s – or shall I say les [...]
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Posted on May 19, 2009 by ewenlb
The date is set: 5 October 2009, in back to back with the annual KM4DEV event, the first cobbles on the road to a francophone community of practice on learning for development will be paved, in Brussels the modern Babel tower!
The objectives are two-fold:
- to introduce the IKM Emergent discourse in the francophone arena;
- to [...]
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Posted on July 14, 2008 by ewenlb
Multiple knowledges, what does it mean to us?
The IKM emergent programme is concerned with a number of issues but one of its central premises, and perhaps where it’s biggest added value resides, is the concept of multiple knowledges, and how to take them into account when developing IKM interventions.
On the first day of the [...]
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