Thinking, researching and living in virtual professional development community of practice
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Ayling, Diana
Owen, Hazel
Flagg, Edward
Owen, Hazel
Flagg, Edward
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2012
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Conference Contribution - Paper in Published Proceedings
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educators
virtual professional development
communities of practice
virtual professional development
communities of practice
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Ayling, D., Owen, H., and Flagg, E. (2013). Ayling, D., Owen, H. & Flagg, E. (2012). Thinking, researching and living in virtual professional development community of practice. In M. Brown, M. Hartnett & T. Stewart (Eds.), Future challenges, sustainable futures.(Eds.), (p. 67-74). In Proceedings ascilite Wellington 2012.
Abstract
This paper is a comparative case study of two virtual professional development (VPD)
communities of practice established and maintained to support teachers in their learning and
development. Each community was studied and evaluated by its facilitator. The purpose of those
studies was to identify behaviours and capture shifts in educators‟ professional identity as they
engaged in VPD. The researchers were interested in those practices that indicated embedding of
practice, co-construction of knowledge, and development of skills and values. Many of the factors
identified in the VPD initiatives explored the link to the wider conversations that are occurring
around education in general in a time of change.
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Australasian Society for Computers in Learning in Tertiary Education (ascilite)
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