Open know-how refers to the combination of two concepts:
- Open, in relation to the use of open licenses, and
- Know-How, which relates to procedural knowledge, or knowing how to do things.
The concept refers to the use of open licenses for the documentation of procedural knowledge.
Open know-how on Appropedia[edit | edit source]
Appropedia engages in the documentation of open know-how that relates to learning how to do things,[1] which makes us different from and Encyclopedia. See Appropedia is different from Wikipedia.
References[edit | edit source]
- ↑ Bengson, John, and Marc A. Moffett, eds. Knowing how: Essays on knowledge, mind, and action. Oxford University Press, 2011.
