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CheckMi:Collective  has three semantically powered components used by the CheckMi:Continuum

CheckMi:Collective
What can CheckMi:Collective be used for? The community consensus capability of CheckMi:Collective protects personal contextual insight while growing a broad understanding on knowledge application. CheckMi:Collective has three semantically powered facilities.

  • Individuals that value knowledge protection and perspective specific recollection - gain assurance with a personal CheckMi:Mate
  • Enterprises that enhance their capability with new knowledge  - enjoy continuous growth with CheckMi:Compendium collaborative learning
  • Professional work groups that cultivate knowledge, skills and abilities by leveraging best practice - promote community competencies with CheckMi:Ontology enriched checklists  

CoP (Community of Practice) Consensus
CheckMi:Collective enables knowledge understanding to evolve using community of practice consensus on information meaning. Simply put, as the body of knowledge within the community grows, so too does CheckMi:Collective semantic analysis, categorization, and classification of resources & assets. By providing an individual contextual & collective understanding of the shared wisdom, the community can operate more efficiently and save time in finding the right pieces of information.

In a sense, CheckMi:Collective  is a type of a competency-based learning network system. With a network of information to draw upon, members of the community of practice can act more productively in pursuing new learning; they are freed to take practical measures—such as inviting guest speakers or outside experts—to enhance their growing body of knowledge about their subject area.

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