Abstract
This paper investigated the faculty members' attitudes, expectations and practises of Knowledge Management (KM) in Jordanian Universities. Results revealed that the faculty members' attitudes, expectations and practises of KM were in moderate levels that faculty members in the humanities discipline have higher attitudes than those in scientific. No significant differences in attitudes of faculty members toward KM related to their gender and academic rank, and no significant differences in expectations of faculty members toward KM related to their gender, academic rank and academic discipline. Faculty members in the humanities discipline have higher practises than those in scientific, and no significant differences in practises of faculty members of KM related to their gender and academic rank.
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