How Teach for America Aligns Knowledge Management and Adult Learning

Published On:

July 26, 2019

Authored By:

APQC

Members-Only Content:

At Teach for America, the KM team recently merged with the adult learning function as part of a larger organizational strategy to become a learning organization. In this article, you will learn:

how Teach for America’s KM program evolved and became integrated with adult learning,
how the KM and adult learning teams improved each other’s strategies and approaches, and
how integrating these functions helps Teach for America increase its KM maturity.

Type:

Articles

Topics:

Lessons Learned, Knowledge Retention and Transfer, Knowledge Management, Employee Training & development

Industries:

Non-Profit, Education (K-12)

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