What Is Knowledge Sharing?

This is a tool for a team to collect topics: What we know, what we want to learn, and then prioritise among possible knowledge sharing topics.

Why Do Knowledge Sharing?

This is a practical way to quickly gather knowledge among the team and gauge what the team knows and where are the knowledge gaps other team members can fill. Done regularly, this will help the team to gain knowledge and create an open culture.

How to do Knowledge Sharing?

Individually/asynchronous

1. Select a column, fill in your name on top
2. At the top section of your space, fill in sticky notes for topics you wish to share, can teach or recently learned about, worth sharing.

3. At the bottom section of your space, fill in topics you are interested in learning more about

   During a team gathering

4. Notice the small emoji next to your name. After each participant has added their wish list of topics they want to learn, review each topic. If you can share on the subject, please put your name+emoji on the sticker.

5. Review the requested knowledge gaps topics, group together similar topics/stickers
6. We will use voting to decide what will be the next topic. Each participant gets four dots to vote on a possible next topic to be shared/learned. The highest topic will be at the top of the agenda.
7. Pull the topic to be discussed into the "next area" at the bottom of the chart. Items covered in previous sessions can be moved to the "done area".

Repeat the process. Any items that are covered or are no longer of interest can be pulled into the "discard area".

Look at Knowledge Sharing