Virtual Ethnography – Qualitative Social Research Domínguez, Daniel; Beaulieu, Anne; Estalella, Adolfo; Gómez, Edgar; Schnettler, Bernt & Read, Rosie (2007). Virtual Ethnography. Forum Qualitative Sozialforschung / Forum: Qualitative Social Research, 8(3), http://www.qualitative-research.net/fqs-texte/ (tags: autoethnographies cyberstudies)

Re: Testimonials on Communities on Practice John Parboosing shares his wisdom about how to get health professionals to talk about practice and move in the direction of a CoP. He acknowledges com-prac as a resource (even though it includes few medical folks). (tags: communitiesofpractice health conversation) United States Patent: Huberman , et al. September 25, […]

Elliott Masie always does a great job creating buzz for his events, and his use of IntroNetworks pushes the use of the software to the next level by having people like Sarah Lynes, a member of his staff, facilitate the whole colleague discovery process for big conferences. His screen-cast gives a sense of who attends […]

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Forum – Library 2.0 A network for librarians oan others interested in Library 2.0. Gives a flavor of how much you can do with Ning. (tags: copexample tools)

The Ball Foundation: Chula Vista Community of Practice History of Myron Rogers and Joann Ricci work on During the 2004-2005 school year, the six schools that represented the Chula Vista Elementary School District (CVESD) at the October 2004 Partnership Learning Network (PLN) meeting started to build a communi (tags: copexample teacherscommunity)

The Great Flickr Tools Collection A frequently updated catalog of dozens of flickr-related tools. (tags: flickr tools reference api) Conflict ethnography and the biggest picture David Kilcullen, a former Australian Army officer, now seconded to the United States State Department. (tags: conflict anthropology) http://www.harmonyschool.org/nsrf/protocol/doc/consultancy.pdf The Consultancy Protocol was developed by Gene Thompson-Grove as part of […]

Shirley Williams’ Review of “Web 2.0 for Content for Learning and Teaching in Higher Education” “Web 2.0 for Content for Learning and Teaching in Higher Education” is a report that was funded by the JISC (a UK body – Joint Information Systems Committee) and prepared by Tom Franklin and Mark van Harmelen. (tags: web2.0 technologyforcommunity)