Bridging Epistemologies Framework

The video introduces a framework that distinguishes between knowledge and knowing, highlighting four types of knowledge: tacit and explicit at both individual and organizational levels. It emphasizes the ongoing process of knowing, contrasting epistemologies of possession and action. The framework is applied to knowledge application and generation, particularly in innovation contexts.

What are the two levels at which the types of knowledge are identified in the framework?

• Tacit and explicit

• Organizational and global

• Individual and organizational

• Individual and societal

How is the act of knowing described in the framework?

• As a simple process

• As a recorded action

• As a generative dance

• As a static possession

What does the epistemology of possession refer to?

• The integration of knowledge

• The social interaction of knowledge

• The units of knowledge we learn

• The application of knowledge

What is the result of the interplay between knowledge and knowing?

• Confusion in knowledge

• Loss of knowledge

• New knowledge and ways of thinking

• Static knowledge

How can the framework be applied in real-world scenarios?

• By focusing only on explicit knowledge

• By ignoring existing knowledge

• By generating new products and ideas

• By storing knowledge