Connecting Adult Learning and Knowledge Management (Knowledge Management and Organizational Learning, 8)

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Monica Fedeli and Laura L. Bierema’s (Eds.) “Connecting Adult Learning and Knowledge Management” is part of a series by the International Association for Knowledge Management (www.IAKM.net) and Springer that presents a multidisciplinary view of adult learning and knowledge management (KM) theory and practice. The next chapter with the tongue twister of a title, “Linking Faculty to Organization Development and Change: Teaching4Learning@Unipd,” by Monica Fedeli conveys the importance of a durable institutional commitment to devote money and resources in faculty development. In “Fostering Knowledge Sharing Via Technology: A Case Study of Collaborative Learning Using Padlet,” the chapter by Daniela Frison and Concetta Tino, the authors described a collaborative learning experience in higher education facilitated by the use of technology to support improved online interaction and collaboration.

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Soule, R. T. (2022). Connecting Adult Learning and Knowledge Management (Knowledge Management and Organizational Learning, 8). The Learning Organization, 29(4), 415–417. https://doi.org/10.1108/tlo-05-2022-283

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