engage your community five principles for developing online learning communities

1. engage your communityfive principles for developing online learning communities 25 January 2009

3. technology access personalization training support e-learning peers planning maintenance management timely sustainability continuing education networks upgrades advocacy staffing patrons volunteers programming marketing communities funding staff development

4. a simple start… build acommunitywhere library staff can support each other & public access computing in libraries >> do it online.

6. online learning community for library staff

8. And WebJunction Central:

9. learning is not a spectator sport. - D. Blocher

10. lofty ambitions are encouraged

11. http://flickr.com/photos/furnari/8583122/

12. root your implementation in practicality

14. coming soon: resourcesharing.webjunction.org

15. leadership and nurture

16. do you wait for an invitation before joining an online community?

17. what do *your* users need to get started?

18. Continuum of Engagement train recruit inspire Collective(help others get the job done) topic SME present guide Level of Participation recommend create group build relationships add article discussions wiki Individual(help me get my job done) courses read attend webinar tagging bookmarks groups comment rate edit registration/login public profile friending search navigation links Community Responsibility visitor > member > participant > contributor > SME > group facilitator > advocate > presenter > mentor > champion

19. it’s gotta be blended

20. online + face-to-face +

21. synchronous + asynchronous

22. inside + outside

23. partnership is key

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25. From Creating Passionate Users http://headrush.typepad.com/creating_passionate_users/2006/03/how_to_be_an_ex.html

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