Knowledge Encoding is a methodological process within the broader category of knowledge internalization that transforms external or tacit knowledge into explicit, structured representations suitable for individual cognition or organizational systems.
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Précis of Knowledge and the Flow of Information
Fred Dretske · Behavioral and Brain Sciences · 1983 · 260 citations
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