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Narrative as a Form of Knowledge Transfer: Narrative Theory and Semantics

Tuffield, Mr Mischa M and Shadbolt, Professor Nigel R and Millard, Dr David E (2005) Narrative as a Form of Knowledge Transfer: Narrative Theory and Semantics. In Proceedings 1st AKT Doctoral Symposium, pages pp. 95-98, KMi, Open University, Milton Keynes.

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This paper presents a theoretical discussion of semantically enabled technologies that adopt narrative theories to aid knowledge transfer. The paper aims to present the applicability of existing narrative theories as methods of transferring and retrieving knowledge, underlying the importance of semantic mark-up

Keywords:Narrative, Knowledge Transfer
Subjects:Student Papers
ID Code:423
Deposited By:Tuffield, Mr Mischa
Deposited On:27 September 2005

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