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Exploring Online Community Social Relationships
18 Jan 2012
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Going Mobile With TLINC 2.0
3 Jan 2012
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Cases for Communities: A New Genre for Sharing Collaborative Practice through the Literacy in Learning Exchange
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Teacher Leaders Network members have collaborated to produce literally thousands of high quality white papers and other resources since its founding in 2003. Founder Barnett Berry and his team share some of their secrets to success… Assess4ed: Interoperability
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Connected Educators is the online home of the Connected Online Communities of Practice (COCP) project. In collaboration with a wide range of educational organizations and educators, COCP is increasing the quality, accessibility, and connectedness of existing and emerging online communities of practice.
On this site you can:
- Comment on the draft report and briefs. We will be continually improving these publications, and we welcome your ideas.
- Join one of our communities, including our Education Online Community Managers Network.
- Add your community–or communities you like–to the Directory of Education Communities.
- Comment on the ideas, rate them, and add your own.
- Propose a guest blog post on innovations for a highly connected profession.
More detailed information about the project is available on the About page or from Darren Cambridge, project director, at dcambridge@air.org.