ACCESSIBILITY OF KNOWLEDGE
-Explicit Knowledge:
28th January 2008 was my first day to Multimedia University and i did not know the way to MMU which located at Cyberjaya. So the best way to go to Cyberjaya and started my first day study at MMU was follow the sign board which got stated Cyberjaya word. Haha.... That 1 thing very stupid is that i'm used the long way to go to MMU because i don't know got the short cut to there and paid many "TOL"( If not mistaken total tol fees for only 1 way were around RM 5, so costly for me to drive there) . And i've to pay more attention and drive slowly to memorize the road, recognize building. I still remembered that i'm late to enter the class because i don't know where is FCM, FOM, FOE building so i've to ask the MMU's security and she told me that where is the class room located. I continuously find the class, finally i found the class but i already late. Haiz....
-Implicit Knowledge:
After 1 week i already recognized the way to MMU. My friend who study at Lim Kok Wing University told me that another 1 way i can save my time and money to Cyberjaya where through Seri Kembangan Highway and just pay for 1 tol (RM1.30). Actually i know the way already before my friend told me but i still listen to her. Haha.... So until now i can go MMU by using implicit knowledge which usually stored within our mind. Besides that, i also accessible through querying and discussion with my friend. In additional, i know where is FOM, FCM, FOE building located and no need asked the security already. So happy... ^_^ I know where is the class and i'll not be late to enter the class again but the important things are i can save my time and money by using that highway.
-Tacit knowledge:
Yesterday, i saw my first sem lecturer who teach me English subject and she was a very nice lecturer. I can recognized her at the back cause she always tied her hair up and the way she walk is so different from others. But i can't and difficult to explain how unique of this lecturer is, this knowledge already stored within my mind indirectly.
-Explicit Knowledge:
28th January 2008 was my first day to Multimedia University and i did not know the way to MMU which located at Cyberjaya. So the best way to go to Cyberjaya and started my first day study at MMU was follow the sign board which got stated Cyberjaya word. Haha.... That 1 thing very stupid is that i'm used the long way to go to MMU because i don't know got the short cut to there and paid many "TOL"( If not mistaken total tol fees for only 1 way were around RM 5, so costly for me to drive there) . And i've to pay more attention and drive slowly to memorize the road, recognize building. I still remembered that i'm late to enter the class because i don't know where is FCM, FOM, FOE building so i've to ask the MMU's security and she told me that where is the class room located. I continuously find the class, finally i found the class but i already late. Haiz....
-Implicit Knowledge:
After 1 week i already recognized the way to MMU. My friend who study at Lim Kok Wing University told me that another 1 way i can save my time and money to Cyberjaya where through Seri Kembangan Highway and just pay for 1 tol (RM1.30). Actually i know the way already before my friend told me but i still listen to her. Haha.... So until now i can go MMU by using implicit knowledge which usually stored within our mind. Besides that, i also accessible through querying and discussion with my friend. In additional, i know where is FOM, FCM, FOE building located and no need asked the security already. So happy... ^_^ I know where is the class and i'll not be late to enter the class again but the important things are i can save my time and money by using that highway.
-Tacit knowledge:
Yesterday, i saw my first sem lecturer who teach me English subject and she was a very nice lecturer. I can recognized her at the back cause she always tied her hair up and the way she walk is so different from others. But i can't and difficult to explain how unique of this lecturer is, this knowledge already stored within my mind indirectly.
No comments:
Post a Comment