Networked Communities of Practice in Higher Education: Research Study
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The Networked Communities of Practice research study seeks to fill the gap in our understanding of how actively engaged post-secondary practitioners utilize social media with regards to professional identity development and influence; digital, open practices; ethical digital engagement; and contributions to the networked community. To learn more about the study and/or participate, please visit our research website: https://networkedcommunityofpractice.wordpress.com
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Networked Communities of Practice in Higher Education: Research Study
- 1. Networked Communities of Practice in Higher Education RESEARCH STUDY: Exploring Higher Education and Student Affairs Professionals Digital Networking Practices
- 2. Understanding Networks: Community & Your Networked Self How do practitioners, staff & administrators in higher education engage with social media and online networks, for: • Identity development • Training and learning opportunities • Knowledge sharing • Influence and impact to professional practice
- 3. Research Questions • What communities do you participate & interact with online? • How do you contribute to online, social communities? • What type of professional networking and/or development do these spaces provide? • How does your online self impact or influence your professional identity (or vice versa)? • What benefits, challenges & affordances are involved in networked practice?
- 4. Examples of Networked Practice These include (but are not limited to): • Twitter Chats • Hashtag communities (Twitter, Instagram) • Facebook Groups • LinkedIn Groups • Blogging (Individual or Community) • Podcasts • Streaming Video (Google+, YouTube Live, Ustream)
- 5. The #NetworkedCoP Video Trailer More about the Study: https://networkedcommunityofpractice.wordpress.com/ Play Me [Video: 1:32 minutes]: https://youtu.be/uSg4sch7iPM
- 6. We Welcome Your Feedback! We would LOVE to hear from you! Are you interested in collaborating, do you have questions, or perhaps you have a suggestion for our study? Let us know here: networkedcommunityofpractice.wordpress.com/colla borate/ Thanks! Laura Pasquini, Ph.D. Paul Eaton, Ph.D. Contact Us!