Explicit knowledge can be documented and codified, whereas tacit knowledge encompasses insights, judgment, creative processes, and wisdom that come from learning through several trials and errors. True or False

True.

Explanation:

Explicit knowledge is that kind of knowledge that is already coded, can be found, articulated, and stored in media format and is ready to be shared with other individuals. Some examples of explicit knowledge: books, articles, videos, audios, documents and memos.

Tacit knowledge is knowledge that is embodied in the human mind, extremely personal and individual, as it derives from individual perspectives, values, emotions and experiences. It's kind of knowledge includes ideas, opinions, and intuitions, which are hard to codify and formalize, making it harder to share.