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There are 30 comments in this document
  1. About This Report (4)
  2. Why We Need to Connect and Inspire Educators (17)
  3. The Educational Potential of Online Communities of Practice (0)
  4. Documented Benefits of Online Communities of Practice (0)
  5. Extending Established Practices and Research on How Educators Learn (0)
  6. Opportunities—and Challenges—for Online Communities of Practice (1)
  7. Practical Guidance for Online Communities of Practice (0)
  8. Core Qualities of Notable Online Communities of Practice (4)
  9. Current and Aspirational Roles and Responsibilities (1)
  10. Community Technology Matters (2)
  11. Metrics to Evaluate the Impact (0)
  12. Balancing Guidance and Community Tensions (0)
  13. Next Steps (0)
  14. References (0)
  15. Acknowledgments (0)
  16. List of Tables (0)
  17. Table 1. A Sample of Community Technologies, Descriptions, and Functions (0)
  18. Table 2. Matching Sample Community Technologies and Orientations (1)
  19. Table 3: Community Tensions (0)
franlll
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So far, I really like we I have read, althought I have only skimmed the report. I will add it to my favorites and read it more carefully when I have time. Fran http://wanttolearn.edublogs.org/
stevehargadon
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This is a quibble, but I don't think you "make" professional learning timely and relevant in this new world of social media, I think you "allow" for it to be as the users themselves help to create and build.
stevehargadon
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You will be missing something of true significance if you don't expand from "educators' access to and participation" to also allowing for their creation of online COPs.
lauragibbs
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I am very impressed by the openness of this document and how easy it is to add comments so that an actual conversation can take place. Quite a contrast to the recent process by which comments were "invited" by Natl. Governors Assoc. for the Common Core Standards (and those comments just disappeared into a black hole apparently, while all we got in return were generic emails as if the commenting had never happened and as if we were all in love with Common Core). I look forward to reading more comments here as they accumulate. Thank you for the opportunity to participate.
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