Communities in e-learning
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Talk for Learning Pool at the Open University about developing communities around e-learning to improve engagement.
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Communities in e-learning
- 1. How online communities can improve e-learning
- 2. Who am I? @davebriggs dave@learningpool.com www.davepress.net
- 3. Who am I? Various roles in local and central government Community Evangelist for Learning Pool Focus now on digital engagement
- 7. Learning Pool “The public sector learning community”
- 8. Learning Pool Originally started by IDeA (2002) Service to help public sector improvement Sharing to save time and money Membership community E-learning in a box Content that’s relevant to you Platforms, including hosting and support Services for customers who want it Affordable with a clear return on investment
- 12. Importance of online communities
- 13. Importance of online communities
- 14. Communities The human bit of learning (and indeed other) technologies
- 15. The role of community The Learning Pool community of learning and development professionals Communities of learners in all our customer organisations The wider community of those in and around the public sector
- 16. Building the LP community online Catalogue Forums Webinars Other content
- 17. Building the LP community offline Steering group Conferences and workshops Networking events Learning hack days
- 18. Communities of learners Blended learning Social learning tools (forums, chats, blogs, wikis etc) Informal learning events
- 19. Wider public sector community Twitter! Blogging GovCamp
- 20. Go where people are Even if you have your own community space – don’t be afraid to use others too.
- 21. What makes a great community? It depends! Plenty of activity, but not for the sake of it Owned by members, not the organisation Taken seriously
- 22. Tech Email Usenet Forums Blogs Social networks Status updates
- 23. Role of the community evangelist NOT a technology evangelist Encourage participation Promotion of the community and its activity Interpreting community needs Being helpful Create spaces, on and offline, for others tomake use of
- 24. Key skills Networking Online footprint Tone and style Collaborative Openness Passion
- 25. Summing up Fostering community leads to greater engagement Requires time, effort and a willingness to give up control Have the right responsible person