Communities in Cyberspace May 2, 2006
Posted by architelago in Communities of Practice, E-learning, Research.trackback
Came across the draft article of introduction to the book, Communities in Cyberspace by Peter Kollock and Marc Smith of University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). It gives a good overview of the implications of online interactions in building virtual communities in light of four key concepts: (1) identity, (2) social order and control, (3) community structure and dynamics, and (4) collective action. This final article appeared in the book "Communities in Cyberspace" (1999, London:Routledge).
Hi Maita, I would just like to inquire if you provide consultancy services with regards to SCORM. I understand that you have a lot of experience regarding SCORM. If you are interested, please email me at
jepylu_at_gmail_dot_com.
Hi, Jeff.
Thank you for you for visiting my blog and your e-mail.
I don’t provide consultancy services for SCORM, sorry. I am more of an
online community facilitator and researcher.
However, if you are interested, would you like me to open up your inquiry to
my PeLs group members, a number of who are into SCORM consultancy?