Information architecture is the practice of deciding how to organize, structure, and label content for a website, application, or other interface to support usability and findability of the information that the interface contains. More simply, information architecture is about helping people understand their surroundings and find what they’re looking for, and it forms a foundation for good user experience.

An example of a success story about a knowledge management activity implemented by the K4Health Project in Nigeria.

The objective of this Blended Learning Guide is to help address questions about how to incorporate eLearning into capacity-building activities by explaining how Global Health eLearning (GHeL) courses can be combined with other learning activities to increase application of new knowledge in the workplace. Practical examples of how to do so are included for trainers and individual learners.

A Purpose Statement specifies the reason why an eLearning course is important to the learner from both a technical and programmatic perspective. It states in broad terms what learners should know by the end of the course. This document describes how to develop a Purpose Statement for an eLearning course and offers examples. It also explains how to identify key concepts in a course and provides sample concepts. Finally, it outlines the types of course objectives and gives sample objectives.

This Share Fair support spreadsheet includes a Template Action Plan, Sample Action Plan, and Share Fair Materials table.

IBP Knowledge Gateway—How To Guide: Organize and Manage a Virtual Online Discussion Forum

Modern Communities of Practice: Recommendations for Building, Maintaining and Measuring Impact

This report from the Health Communication Capacity Collaborative (HC3) – Modern Communities of Practice: Recommendations for Building, Maintaining, and Measuring Impact – describes best practices for harnessing such collaborative spaces while also leveraging face-to-face interaction.

Community of Practice Charter Template

This template offers ideas for the type of information you might want to include in your CoP charter – with the expectation that the needs of your CoP, and therefore the charter, may change over time.

Sample Community of Practice Charter

This is a charter for the British Columbia Knowledge Translation Community of Practice (BC KT CoP). It includes elements such as the CoP mission statement, membership rules, activities, benefits of community participation, and roles and responsibilities for the CoP Leadership Committee.

Art of Knowledge Exchange: A Results-Focused Planning Guide for Development Practitioners