I’ve been invited into the CPsquare community to take part in this online mini-conference. It’s ostensibly about tools but quickly becomes more than that because everybody is interested in the community aspect. There are people wanting to take up action research with CoPs too, so that makes it well worth my getting involved with. The only thing is it’s behind password protection so I can’t link in, but here’s the public blog:
CPsquare News
CPsquare is holding an online mini-conference in January 2006 to focus on 5-6 major technologies (or tool groups) that reflect the qualities of what is being termed “Web 2.0,” probably staying on each one for 2-3 days in an online discussion that’s introduced by a telephone conference. For each tool we’ll consider how it’s actually used in a community of practice (or speculate how it could be used).
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Andy Roberts is a writer who initiated DARnet. Contact me on aroberts@gmail.com or @aroberts on twitter
