These documents contain papers and presentations that were not published, but are relevant to Knowledge Harvesting. 

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How a professional association can create knowledge assets. February 1999. Working Paper for IEEE. Wilson, L.T.

An Introduction to Corporate Memory Management, 1999. Wilson, L.T.

MODULE - Introducing Guidance and Support Information, 1999. Wilson, L.T.

Two Approaches to Knowledge Acquisition: Observation & Inquiry, 1998. Wilson, L.T.

Recognizing Guidance & Support Information, 1999. Wilson, L.T.

The Relationship between Tacit, Implicit, and  Explicit Knowledge, 1999. Wilson, L.T.

The Function of Memory in Individual and Group Learning, 1999. Daugherty, P.S. and Wilson, L.T.

What are Knowledge Assets?, 1999

Actions & Results, 1998. Wilson, L.T.

Buckman Lab's Work Profiles Software Program, 1998. Wilson, L.T.

Corporate Memory Management Process Framework, 1998. Wilson, L.T.

An Introduction to LearnerFirst, 1998. Wilson, L.T.

The Value of Knowledge Transfer, 27 February 1997 Grand Rapids, Michigan - Leadership Community, Steelcase Corporate Headquarters. Wilson, L.T.

How Intelligent Workspace Components Empower Exceptional Mental Powers, March 1997. Wilson, L.T. and Cooper, L.G.B.C

How to speed up the Rate of Diffusion of Your Customers' Innovations, 15 April 1997 Memphis, Buckman Laboratories International. Wilson, L.T.

Computer Augmented Learning, February 1997. Snyder, C.A., Wilson, L.T.

Community Knowledge Support System, 1996. Wilson, L.T.

MindAbilities & Elements - The Foundation for Computer-augmented Thinking, 1 April 1996 Center for Education Technology, Florida State University. Wilson, L.T.

Knowledge Work Management Architecture, 1996. Wilson, L.T.

The Process Perspective: Why "Process" Is an Effective Knowledge Structure. 1996. Wilson, L.T.

The Elements of Thinking, August 1996. Wilson, L.T.

Learning Theory and LearnerFirst Software Applications, 1995. Wilson, L.T.

Establish, Organize, and Represent: The Foundation for Occupational Applications, 1989 Master's Thesis, Auburn University School of Business. Wilson, L.T.

OpenSchool & OpenHill: Blueprints for Community-oriented Electronic Collaboration. 1988. Wilson, L.T.

Book Selections (Selected excerpts from good books)