ACTIVE - Training/promotion programme for general public
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The goal of training activities in ACTIVE is to achieve the transfer of knowledge and best practices within the project as well as (principally) outside the project. ACTIVE training program is aimed at training individuals and groups on the topics that are relevant to the ACTIVE project. Each training program covers a general topic and is generated from several training courses that are focused on specific topics. Furthermore, each training program combines different types and forms of learning: traditional, ICT supported or blended training event. For each training course we provide textual materials, references to the sources used for training module preparation, a list of the topic relevant ACTIVE deliverables, video tutorials and additional materials/suggested readings.
1. Theoretical Foundations and Conceptual Models
This course starts with the theoretical foundations on the organisational and collaboration forms, business process modelling, management and collaboration mechanisms, knowledge management and current governance principles in organisations. In contrast it provides basic information about traditional and emerging technologies that influence traditional business organisation and management context. Then it gives motivation for the complete ACTIVE training programme by providing incentives, future trends and business potentials. Theoretical foundations and conceptual models - course
Course topics:
Collaboration and collaborative knowledge creation
- Semantic MediaWiki
- Managing Collaboration Projects using Semantic Email
- Supporting Collaborative Ontology Development in Protege
- Semantic Wikis - IkeWiki - A Semantic Wiki for Collaborative Knowledge Management
- Productivity in Collaboration-intensive Knowledge Work: The Collaboration Management Imperative
- Re-thinking scientific teams: competition, conflict and collaboration
- In-Use 1: OntoWiki - A Tool for Social, Semantic Collaboration
Knowledge processes and tasks
- Informal Knowledge Processes: The Long Tail of Business Processes
- Workshop on Semantic Business Process Management - GoMoKIT- Towards an applicable goal-oriented Business Process Modelling approach for knowledge-intensive Tasks
Process modelling
Knowledge management
- Semantic MediaWiki
- Knowledge Access
- Creating and Using Organisational Semantic Webs in Large Networked Organisations
- Automating Knowledge
- Semantic Wikis - IkeWiki - A Semantic Wiki for Collaborative Knowledge Management
Formalisms for (dynamic) aspects of knowledge worker context and enterprises
- Context Sensitivity in Knowledge Rich Systems
- Context Sensitivity in Knowledge Rich Systems
- Context Sensitivity in Knowledge Rich Systems
- Context Sensitivity in Knowledge Rich Systems - Contents of parts 2
2. Knowledge Models and Structures
This course deals with the theoretical background on knowledge and semantic technologies and examines them from a technological, historical and scientific perspective. It starts with the basic facts about knowledge structures and models and their role in the knowledge formalisation, modelling, reasoning and adaptation. It provides comparison and contrasting of diverse knowledge models, structures and systems and understanding their participation in industry. Knowledge models and structures - course
Course topics:
Semantic languages
- Semantic MediaWiki
- A short Tutorial on Semantic Web
- Applied Temporal RDF: Ef?cient Temporal Querying of RDF Data with SPARQL
- FO(ID) as an Extension of DL with Rules
- NSPARQL: A Navigational Language for RDF
- RDFa - Bridging the Web of Documents and the Web of Data
Knowledge formalisation and representation
- Semantic MediaWiki
- Formal and Informal knowledge representation
- Knowledge Representation and Extraction for Business Intelligence
Reasoning and probabilistic temporal models
- Reasoning for Ontology Engineering and Usage
- Knowledge Representation and Reasoning
- Knowledge Representation and Reasoning - Discussion
Knowledge structures Collaborative articulation of expressive knowledge Knowledge leveraging and repair models Knowledge-based adaptation Knowledge creation cycle
Related talks:
- An architecture for semantic navigation and reasoning with patient data - experiences of the Health-e-Child project
- Semantic Reasoning: A Path To New Possibilities of Personalization
- Formal and Informal knowledge representation
- Research Directions in Enterprise Knowledge Management
6. Practical Examples and ACTIVE Prototypes
In this course the development process of the ACTIVE prototypes for three specific applications will be demonstrated. The development process and the applications with their specific benefits which are created by the ACTIVE research results will be shown. The course will be supplemented with a hands-on workshop to allow participants to deal with concrete examples from their work context. The focus will be on identifying areas of applications where the functionalities developed in the ACTIVE project can be applied. Practical Examples and ACTIVE Prototypes - course
Course topics:
Case studies and best practices
- KM at the Customer Front-Line: The BT Case Study in ACTIVE
- ACTIVE BT Case Study
- Accenture Case Study: Enterprise Collaboration & Knowledge Management through Machine Learning and Semantic Technologies
Demonstrators, demos, prototypes
- Semantic Web Technology for Agent Communication Protocols
- Introduction to the ACTIVE Knowledge Workspace SDK
Use scenarios
9. ACTIVE project - Introduction
The aim of this course is to present the aims, goals, structure and expected results of ACTIVE project. In addition this course provides information about the future plans, development and operations of the business development that will follow the ACTIVE project. In that respect the future directions in the research areas will be presented, their use potentials, development scenarios and business scenarios in the forms of business plans. ACTIVE project - Introduction - course
