This week is a bit of a hectic for me but I managed to read a paper from the list. In the blog, I'd like to share my experiences with OER and microlearning (Word & Dennen, 2021). I've been working on a community named Indischool for my community observation paper. And a similar pattern of sharing among teachers was also described in the paper. And it was very interesting to note that some teachers buy and sell teaching materials online. In Indischool, every action of sharing is purely based on voluntary good intentions. But if money starts playing a role in there, I think it'd look quite different. And I've been struggling to build my own website these days. I really like Dr. Bret's template and I saw him having the whole repository of his personal website on GitHub. I checked out his repository and among the bunch of files... I found the original template that Dr. Bret used. So I downloaded all the relevant repositories to my Gi...
* Can the concept of community of practice or community of inquiry help us clarify how to differentiate the community and network? * Would the extent of perceived homogeneity of the user be correlated to the sense of belonging and the intention to lurk in an online community? This sounds like a research question. * Would the proportion of lurkers and active contributors in a community be correlated to the productivity of an online community? This also sounds like a research question, although I think I need to work a bit more on operationalizing the productivity of an online community.
* How do the characteristics of different workplaces affect the work styles of each individual or the extent of them being connected to one another? * Produsage is known to be more effective in learning and promoting oneself than lurking in the online environment. But some people are worried about their privacy issues regarding produsage. How do people determine which topics are okay to post online or not? Where does that judgment come from? * What do we need to switch a fishbowl workspace into a switchboard workplace?
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