Knowledge Elicitation
Course Type: Self-Paced
Average Time to Complete: 3.5 to 5 Hours | Credits Earned: .4 CEUs
Knowledge elicitation is a key step in APQC’s transfer of knowledge approach. This course will provide best practices, techniques, tools, and lessons for building skills to elicit, capture, and begin the knowledge transfer process. The course will explore the common ways to identify critical knowledge and the roles most effective in a structured knowledge elicitation and transfer event.
Participants completing this course will be able to:

As an IACET Accredited Provider, APQC offers .4 IACET CEUs for this course that comply with the ANSI/IACET Continuing Education and Training Standard.
1.1 Introduction Video
1.2 APQC Course Completion Requirements
1.3 Learning Outcomes
2.1 Definition of Knowledge Management
2.2 APQC's Knowledge Flow Process
2.3 Importance of Elicitation and Transfer
2.4 Opportunities and Priorities for KM
2.5 Business Case for Knowledge Elicitation and Transfer
2.6 Quiz #1
3.1 Knowledge Management Approaches and Techniques
3.2 Ways to Transfer Knowledge
3.3 Enabling the Knowledge Flow Process
3.4 Is Your Organization Ready?
3.4a Readiness Assessment
3.5 Factors to Consider
3.6 Key Steps to Elicit and Capture Knowledge
3.7 Quiz #2
4.1 Identifying Knowledge
4.2 Where to Find Critical Knowledge
4.3 Best Practices for Knowledge Identification
4.4 Knowledge Loss Risk Matrix
4.5 Are We Focused on the Right Knowledge?
4.6 Quiz #3
5.1 Collecting Knowledge
5.2 Best Practices for Knowledge Capture
5.3 Collect Role Specific Knowledge
5.4 Tools to Support Knowledge Capture
5.5 Getting Started
5.6 Quiz #4
6.1 Formal Knowledge Elicitation
6.2 Outline for Knowledge Elicitation Sessions
6.3 Engaging Stakeholders
6.4 Roles
6.5 Quiz #5
6.6 Before the Session
6.7 Before the Session: Know Your Audience
6.8 During the Session
6.9 Conducting the Session
6.10 Facilitation Tips
6.11 During the Session: Recognize Nonverbal Signs
6.12 After the Session
6.13 Quiz #6