Open knowledge management in university education in the context of digital transformation
Abstract
Research objectives: this study aims to clarify the role of knowledge in social development, and open knowledge management in higher education. Research Methods: The authors mainly use theoretical research methods. Research through documents: retrospective, summarizing, systematizing theories from domestic and foreign studies, selected documents closely related to the task of knowledge research, knowledge management, thereby, act as a scientific basis for further studies to propose appropriate measures for higher education in Vietnam in the digital transformation period in education. Research results: the study shows the role of knowledge in the process of social development. In addition, the study points out the importance of open knowledge management to the training process in universities.
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