Learning Alliances

Together with a network of collaborators, we provide a range of services and products, including:

• Helping communities, their leaders, and their sponsors with technology skills development and choices
• Coaching community leaders and technology stewards
• Community studies and evaluations
• Organizing learning events such as the Lisbon Dialog or the Nahcotta Muckabout
• Developing a Web Crossing toolkit for events and conferences
• Facilitating community meetings and events
• Planning and producing online events for communities of practice
• Teaching online workshops (such as the Foundations of Communities of Practice workshop with Etienne Wenger, Bronwyn Stuckey and others)
• Deepening insight into the politics of learning by working with the logic of organizational change and community dynamics by leading dialogues based on learning histories
• Automated Proceedings of complex Web Crossing events (i.e., burning a CD version of a workshop or a conference)