I think that information relates more to the published knowledge of others whereas knowledge is the personal understanding of a subject that can be published in some form to become information to everyone else.
I think the difference between information and knowledge is that information is something you can find somewhere, such as in a book or on the internet. Knowledge is something that you retain in your brain after you have acquired said information.
I think the the difference between information and knowledge is that information is something that someone or something teaches you, and knowledge is the understating that you have on a subject.
This blog facilitates online class discussion for LIBR 121 - Electronic Library Research Skills. Each week a new topic and question will be posted by the instructor. Students will then add comments, addressing both the instructor's original post and comments posted by other students. The instructor may guide or change the discussion throughout the week.
7 comments:
I think that information relates more to the published knowledge of others whereas knowledge is the personal understanding of a subject that can be published in some form to become information to everyone else.
Mike Pasque
I think the difference between information and knowledge is that information is something you can find somewhere, such as in a book or on the internet. Knowledge is something that you retain in your brain after you have acquired said information.
information is what we can achieve but knowledge is what we have achieved.
Information is gained from text. Knowledge is obtained from hands-on experience.
John Nowak
Information is what one requires to increase knowlege. Jesi Lalum
I think the the difference between information and knowledge is that information is something that someone or something teaches you, and knowledge is the understating that you have on a subject.
Information is traceable, varafiable data where knowledge is informed opinion. Bill
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