Although the wealth of information provided by the World-Wide Web is of great value, most of its content is designed for desktop computers. In days when people are becoming increasingly mobile, and hence utilises devises with much smaller screens, much of this information in reality becomes inaccessible. The same is true also for organisational intranets. However, the content management systems...

This paper reports an effort to make distance education in developing countries inclusive by introducing interactivity in an easily accessible manner. A Learning Management System used with communication enabled by mobiles has been developed. This is used in combination with video and innovative pedagogy to create a large-scale accessible interactive learning environment for students. The issue...

As IS researchers, we continuously look for relevance of IT artifacts and its influences on various spheres of business. The advent of content management systems (CMS) brings out possibilities of research in the area. Organizations are increasingly using CMS to manage diverse range of content. Academic research on organizational impact of CMS is very limited. Hence, this paper explores the how ...

Traditional learning content management systems have minimal support for awareness among learners, and tend to support only loosely coupled collaboration features. This paper shows how we have integrated user modelbased awareness features and collaboration features into our learning content management system for both learners and instructors.

In 2014 a small fire started in a forest in central Sweden. Within a few days it developed into the largest wildfire in Sweden in the last 50 years. As the scale of the fire increased, so did the need for direction and coordination of the resources engaged in the response operation. Both official investigators and the research community have studied the challenges and come up with recommendatio...

Organizations have long had the need to record and protect the knowledge that is their intellectual capital. However, the primary burden for knowledge management has been borne by individuals. Technological changes make such informal methods inadequate and necessitate the development of knowledge management systems that alleviate the reliance on individuals. In this paper, we describe the Knowl...

Social tagging systems are a useful tool for collaborative knowledge management: They enable the flexible collection, annotation, organization, and distribution of resources and information. A combination with wiki systems then provides powerful but easy to use approaches for a broad range of applications. This paper describes a wiki-enabled social tagging system for knowledge and experience ma...