Two properties of TM are particularly important for knowledge coordination: the extent to which team members can accurately recognize experts in relevant
knowledge domains (TM accuracy), and the extent to which team members agree on who is expert in which
knowledge domain (TM consensus; Austin 2003).
Unfortunately, technical flaws in our examination system has also reinforced incapabilities of our education system, like domination of examinations with questions of
knowledge domain (memorisation); a little on the skills domain (arithmetic and numeracy); and, none on the attitude domain (change in belief and behaviour).
The
knowledge domain still contained the subcategory of "remember".
Knowledge domain is scored with 1 (correct answer) or 0 (incorrect answer).
Although relevant, the knowledge representation provided by Iteams Ontology investigates the organizational context (Extended Enterprise) and provides the key features of organization that interact with and affect the innovation process, but doesn't provide the key concepts underlying innovation as an activity and a
knowledge domain. OntoGate, although it is considered as domain ontology, doesn't highlight any specific concept related to the innovation
knowledge domain.
According to the product design process, the design
knowledge domain is divided into the creative
knowledge domain and the engineering
knowledge domain (Figure 2).
Through the collection and organization of data, the questionnaire reliability measure was set from Cronbach's alpha ([alpha]), which revealed indicators that ensured the reliability of such a measure for the collected sample, namely: for Theoretical
Knowledge Domain (TKD), the alpha was 0.88 and the variation remained between 0.83 and 0.89 when an item was excluded; for Practical
Knowledge Domain (DCP), the alpha was 0.70, which showed a variation, when the item was deleted, from 0.67 to 0.74.
TABLE 1 Defining technical knowledge using 0*NET
knowledge domains Knowledge domain Biology Knowledge of plant and animal organisms, their tissues, cells, functions, interdependencies, and interactions with each other and the environment.