Knowledge Elicitation
<h2>Knowledge Elicitation</h2>
<p>These tools are generally about drawing out information and knowledge from people to inform a management or design decision or to share with others e.g. to create a common view or shared perspective.</p>
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<p>You might call this 'workplace consultation' or know it by various methods - formal and informal.</p>
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<p>Think first about what you want to gain from the activity, and then how you can create the environment and cues for people to access what they know but might not have been able to express.</p>
<p>Their expression may not only be verbal. Here's where you can get creative and go beyond sticky notes (which are quite expensive, constrains people's creativity and are not very recycable).</p>
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<p>Selected resources:</p>
<p>MIT D-Lab Courses <a href="http://d-lab.mit.edu/education/courses">MIT D-Lab Courses | MIT D-Lab</a></p>