Knowledge management structures (KMs) can be defined as whose purpose is to encourage people build relationships, networks and trust. Global companies like Apple, Inc. have promoted these transform its organisation into a knowledge-based organisation. This paper identifies the role of national culture on four KMs namely open-mindedness (OM), counter-knowledge (CK), environmental innovation (EF)...

Abstract Propelled by digitalisation, crowd knowledge (CK) has gained popularity alongside a plurality of related crowd-based concepts (crowdsourcing, wisdom crowds and collective intelligence), resulting in an inconsistent understanding the terms their application. Based on structured literature review, we conceptualise CK develop formal definition, which is then evaluated using artefacts diff...

The aim of this study is to deepen our understanding the practice a lecturer in linear algebra by exploring connections he makes between his content knowledge and pedagogical while working on topic matrices. Data were collected through video recordings classes semi-structured interviews, analysed with Mathematics Teacher’s Specialised Knowledge model. Instances classroom performance, supported ...

INTRODUCTION Assessment of medical students' knowledge in clinical settings is complex yet essential to the learning process. Clinical clerkships use various types of written examinations to objectively test medical knowledge within a given discipline. Within emergency medicine (EM), a new national standardized exam was developed to test medical knowledge in this specialty. Evaluation of the ps...

Excessive, long-term chemical fertilizer application adversely affects soil quality and maize yield. The combined of biochar with can increase yield improve fertility. A four-year field experiment was conducted to determine physio-biochemical properties under a soybean–maize rotation in the black soils Northeast China. There were five treatments, including no fertilization (CK), (NPK), + (15.75...