Sustaining an online community of practice : a case study
Riverin, Suzanne and Stacey, Elizabeth 2008, Sustaining an online community of practice : a case study, Journal of distance education, vol. 22, no. 2, pp. 43-58.
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The difficulties inherent in trying to pursue face to face professional development opportunities have traditionally made it difficult for teachers to access professional learning opportunities. Today, given the proper communication tools, teachers can become involved in meaningful professional learning without the restrictions imposed by time and place. This paper examines findings from the analysis of the involvement of a group of educators who were engaged in professional development through the use of an electronic network for over a decade. Findings from the study will be examined to unearth the challenges involved in developing and sustaining online communities of practice to support professional learning.
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eng
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130313 Teacher Education and Professional Development of Educators
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