Participating in eXtension Communities of Practice

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    1. Becoming a Member of a Community of Practice Sarah Kirby, North Carolina State University Ashley Griffin, University of Kentucky NCCE Virtual IT Conference March 24, 2009
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    3. is a collaboratively built Internet-based learning environment delivering sound, science-based information on a 24/7/365 basis. eXtension
    4. allows just in time learning for clients and extension professionals , anytime and anywhere eXtension
    5. about.extension.org
    6. Community of Practice (CoP)
      • Collaborative work groups of professionals with a common interest in an issue or topic who collaborate over time to share ideas, resources, educational materials and develop innovations (Pankow & O’Neill, 2008; Sellers, et. al., 2009)
      • Faculty, extension professionals and staff, as well as other experts from agencies and organizations
      • Virtual network
      • Multi-institutional
      • Multi-disciplinary
      • Open (new members)
      • Fluid and flexible
      • Evolve over time
      • Responsive to Communities of Interest
      Community of Practice
    7. Communities of Practice Membership
      • Opportunity to collaborate with other professionals
      • Abreast of new resources and information in your field
      • Professional development/training opportunities
    8. Current Live eXtension Community of Practices
      • Beef Cattle Industry
      • Consumer Horticulture
      • Corn and Soybean Production
      • Cotton
      • DAIReXNET
      • Diversity Across Higher Education
      • Just in Time Parenting
      • Livestock and Poultry Environmental Learning Centers
      • Youth SET for Life
      • eOrganic
      • EDEN
      • Extension Wildfire Information Network
      • Family Caregiving
      • Financial Security for All
      • HorseQuest
      • Imported Fire Ants
      • [email_address]
      • Wildlife Damage Management
    9. New Community of Practices
      • Ag Law
      • Bee Health
      • Better Kid Care America
      • Drinking Water Issues
      • Home Energy
      • Entrepreneurs and Their Communities
      • Families, Food and Fitness
      • Forest-based Bioenergy
      • Goat Industry
      • Land Use Planning
      • Sustainable Fisheries
      • Niche Meat Processing Assistance Network
      • Pesticide Environmental Stewardship
      • Pork Information
      • Rangeland Stewardship and Health
      • Sustainable Ag Energy
      • Urban Integrated Pest Management
    10. Communities of Practice
      • Needs Based CoPs
      • Northeast: Sustainable Marine Fisheries
      • 1890's: Freshwater Aquaculture
      • Southern Region: Food Safety
      • Western: Water Conservation
      • Develop Products --
      • Basic Information
      • Ask the Experts
      • FAQs
      • Discussion & Web Chats
      • Decision Making Tools
      • Webinars
      • Streaming Videos
      • Individual Learning Modules
      • Multiple Learning Modules
      • Certificate/Credit Courses
      • Distance Diagnostics
      ? Questions, Issues, or Life Events How CoPs work…
    11. CoP Roles
      • Leader -- direct work, provide guidance, representation
      • Member -- ask the expert, faq’s, articles, learning lessons, pilot new materials, provide impact/feedback
      • Followers -- interest, but don’t contribute
    12. Joining a CoP
    13. Joining a CoP
    14. Joining a CoP Choose from the list of CoPs
    15. Joining a CoP
    16. Joining a CoP
    17. Frequently Asked Questions faq.extension.org
    18. Ask the Expert faq.extension.org
    19. Ask the Expert
    20. Responsibility to the CoP
      • Participate in the work of the CoP, following through on your accepted role
      • Learn the technology of eXtension
      • Contribute resources and expertise to the knowledge base
    21. Requirements for a CoP
      • Willingness to work in a new and collaborative way
      • Commitment to eXtension training opportunities
      • Desire to build a better Extension
    22. What’s in it for you?
      • Single access point to CE & brand Identity
      • Expanded customer service
      • Direct link to local county office
      • Connection with new audiences
      • Enhanced marketing potential
      • Wider range of experts
      • Different points of view
      • Better access to research
      • Exposure to cutting edge technology
      County Staff
    23. What’s in it for you?
      • Wider range of experts
      • Different points of view
      • Better access to research
      • Exposure to cutting edge technology
      • Efficiencies of time
      • Increased quality of materials
      • Increased audience reach & impact
      • Evaluation and reporting 4 P&T
      • Increased competitiveness for grants
      Faculty
    24. www.youtube.com/user/eXtensionInitiative
    25. Questions?

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