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Building a Collaborative Community: Insights from the International Society for Cultural Research

Discover how a multi-university community of practice is fostering dialogue and collaboration within the International Society for Cultural and Activity Research. This initiative emphasizes a commitment to open participation, encouraging volunteers to engage without obligations while accessing shared resources like forums and wikis. Our focus on dialogue, mutual exchange, and diverse perspectives allows ideas to flourish and enrich our collective efforts. Join us in exploring ambitious projects that bridge communities and create meaningful connections through active engagement.

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Building a Collaborative Community: Insights from the International Society for Cultural Research

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  1. SCoPE: a multi-university community of practice International Society for Cultural and Activity Research July 3, 2013

  2. Hi from my home office online community steward back therapy almost pyjamas my other office

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  4. How do we make this happen? Volunteers!

  5. Wide open. No login to read Summaries – what we accomplished together Archives available forever Some ambitious projects Forums, wikis, polls, etc clustered together by topic

  6. Design for Success • Tools – Moodle is the home base. It is NOT the community • Open! Allows for participation on the periphery, understand culture, invite multiple perspectives • No obligations to participate • Community steward • Attention to history • Bridge and connect to enrich and advance dialogue • Rhythm and variety, build anticipation • Focus on people and dialogue • Ideas for activities emerge through participation • Mutual exchange of services / collaboration • Different modes and levels of engagement • The interactions both define and are defined by the community – historically new forms of practice

  7. scope.bccampus.ca Sylvia Currie scurrie@bccampus.ca @currie

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