From: altintdev@webtv.net
I am thinking that the OHS is an interface to the DKR. The DKR provides
a tool to evolve data to knowledge by cooperative interaction of
interested contributors. A model for using the DKR is given in the
illusrtation where the steps are in asending order: Data/Information,
Experience, Learning, Knowledge, and Wisdom. The topics Experience,
Learning, and Knowledge are inside the DKR space; the topics
Data/Information and Wisdom are outside the DKR space,
The model for interaction starts with data/information being out there
somewhere outside the DKR. An interested participant organizes this data
and information in a form suitable for submission to the DKR Experience
catagory. The DKR uses any associatiive information provided by the
author along with internal processes to add the new content to the
appropriate Experience information item node, making it available to all
users. Over time, contributions of the origninal and other participants
may develop this content, perhaps by intgrating it wih other related
experiences, until it becomes an actual lesson. At this point,
interested participants organize the material for presentation and move
appropriate content and references to Learning. The Knowledge space in
the DKR contains those facts that are proven by Experience and Learning.
This content provides the base to step outside the DKR to exhibit Wisdom
by actually using the Knowledge to accomplish some goal. Of course the
result of this is at least some more Data/Information, resulting in more
Experience and Learning, and possibly Knowledge.
Importantly, 1. The DKR provides an interface to the OHS, and 2. The
DKR maintains the master node map for information items and references
between nodes.
The above content divisions are only suggestive for purposes of
specifyig the DKR in terms of some model for users, but they imply
different levels of content organization and preparation. An experience
item might be a simple e-mail or newsgroup entry. A Learning topic might
be a Chemistry lesson, and a Knowlege item might be the Periodic Table
of the Elements. Since the DKR may be used on a project basis in limited
information space, the content catagories and requirements can be set by
the users.
The OHS uses the DKR interface to provde the browser/contributor access
to DKR content. Typical use of the OHS might be to view the DKR
information item node map, interact with an item of interest, contribute
to the DKR, attempt to accomplish some goal based on knowledge obtained
using the DKR, then contribute more to the DKR. The outcome might be
showing the grandkids about this contribution to the DKR. For these
users the OHS provides the viewing and authoring tools according to the
approved OHS hyperdocument types.
Inportantly, the OHS is: 1. View/Interact with DKR content, 2. Able to
read DKR node map, 3. Able to search DKR, 4. Contribution tools.
So the DKR and OHS work together with the DKR storing the content and a
complete and navagable node map to each item, and the OHS providing the
access to retrieve and contribute content and having an independent
ability to search DKR content.
I hope this helps.
Thanks and Best Regards,
Joe D Williams
www.hypermultimedia.com/DKR/spec.htm
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