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The document outlines various knowledge management tools and techniques, including after-action reviews, case studies, and communities of practice. It describes methods for capturing lessons learned, facilitating discussions, and sharing knowledge among individuals and teams. Additionally, it highlights tools like knowledge exchanges, peer assists, and rapid evidence reviews to enhance organizational learning and collaboration.

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The document outlines various knowledge management tools and techniques, including after-action reviews, case studies, and communities of practice. It describes methods for capturing lessons learned, facilitating discussions, and sharing knowledge among individuals and teams. Additionally, it highlights tools like knowledge exchanges, peer assists, and rapid evidence reviews to enhance organizational learning and collaboration.

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Knowledge Management

Tools & Techniques


What is an after-action review?

An after-action review (AAR) is a tool to evaluate and capture lessons


learned.

It takes the form of a quick and informal discussion at the end of a project or
at a key stage within a project or activity.
What is a case study?

A case study is a written examination of a project, or important part of a


project. It has a clear structure that brings out key qualitative and quantitative
information from the project.
Case studies are often published with a broad audience in mind, so it is useful
to bring the most useful and transferable information to the fore
What is a Community of Practice?

A community of practice is a network of individuals with common problems or


interests who get together to:

• explore ways of working


• identify common solutions
• share good practice and ideas.
What is a gone well, not gone well?

A gone well, not gone well is a quick and useful tool to get candid feedback at
the end of an event or activity.

It allows all participants to say which aspects


of an event or activity worked and which didn’t in an open and accepting
atmosphere.
What is a Knowledge Café?

A knowledge café brings people together to have open, creative conversation


on topics of mutual interest.
It can be organised in a meeting or workshop format, but the emphasis should
be on flowing dialogue that allows people to share ideas and learn from
each other.
It encourages people to explore issues that require discussion in order to
build a consensus around an issue.
What is a Knowledge Exchange?

A knowledge exchange takes place when someone is moving on from their


current position.

It aims to recover unique and valuable information from them before they
leave.
What is a knowledge marketplace?

A knowledge marketplace could be seen as a ‘dating service’ for knowledge.

It identifies what people know and what they need to know on a particular
subject, then connects them appropriately.
What is a peer assist?

People can use a peer assist to gather knowledge and insight from other
teams before embarking on a project or activity. It partners those seeking
assistance – ‘receivers’ – with a peer or group of peers who have
expertise in a desired area.

A peer assist can last from an hour to a full day depending on the size of the
project.
What is a rapid evidence review?

A rapid evidence review (RER) is a way of reviewing research and evidence


on a particular issue.

It looks at what has been done in a particular area and records the main
outcomes.
What is a retrospective review?

A retrospective review is an in-depth discussion that happens after the


completion of a project, event or activity.

It is structured to help the people involved reflect on the project in detail.


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