Enhancing Knowledge Sharing Between Educational Portals
Maria Teresa Noguera

TL;DR
This paper investigates how standardizing information sharing and using less sensitive metrics can improve knowledge transfer among educational portals in a network.
Contribution
It proposes a comprehensive information system with standardized procedures and indicators to enhance knowledge sharing in educational portal networks.
Findings
Standardized information procedures improve data reliability.
Less sensitive metrics increase willingness to share information.
Systematic information provision benefits all network members.
Abstract
Information and knowledge in exchange in public networks is a crucial challenge that needs to be overcome in order to consolidate the benefits associated with such structures. We study the impact of the nature of the information exchanged over the possibilities of success of this process, basing ourselves on the analysis of the information produced by the members of the Network of National Educational Portals. One of the main challenges that the Network of National Educational Portals faces consists in finding effective ways of sharing information that can promote knowledge transfer between members of the network. We argue that a key factor that prevents information sharing is the use of performance metrics by portal responsibles to evaluate the results of their decisions. These metrics are highly sensitive, context-dependent, and produced through non-standardized methods, all of which…
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Taxonomy
TopicsKnowledge Management and Sharing · Open Education and E-Learning · E-Learning and Knowledge Management
