Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: At the workplace, learning is often a by-product of working on complex projects, requiring self-steered, need-driven and goal-oriented retrieval of information just in time from documents or peers. The personal desktop provides a rich source for learning material and for adaptation of learning resources. Data within that personal information space enables learning from previous experience, sharing tacit and explicit knowledge, and allows for establishing context and context-aware delivery of learning materials and all relevant information. Results from personal desktop studies and the corresponding technologies thus have great potential to enhance TEL. Therefore, this paper (1) provides a short overview of desktop organization and search studies as ll as applications and (2) suggests tighter incorporation of desktop research for innovative TEL infrastructures.
['Kerstin Bischoff', 'Eelco Herder', 'Wolfgang Nejdl']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Workplace learning: how we keep track of relevant information
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