Difference between revisions of "Knowledge elicitation interview"
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Knowledge elicitation interview is/are a technique that involves questioning experts in a meeting or workshop environment with the main aim of capturing basic knowledge. They are a form of tacit knowledge capture from subject matter experts. E.g. employees exit interviews Source: Comparative Analysis of Methods and Tools for Nuclear Knowledge Preservation
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