CoP: Best Practices
Communities of practice also move through various stages of development And in their communities of practice, they develop the knowledge that lets them
Funderstanding - Communities of Practice
This approach views learning as an act of membership in a "community of practice." The theory seeks to understand both the structure of communities and how
Communities of practice and organizational performance
IBM Systems Journal issue 40-4, Knowledge Management - Communities of practice and organizational performance - Feature paper.
Communities of Practice (CoP): Home Page
Welcome to the Communities of Practice (CoPs) resources page. The materials on this site are some of those originally developed in the course of helping a
Communities of practice - KM toolkit: inventory of tools and
Communities of practice are already being established in the NHS, based around the National electronic Library for Health (NeLH).
Overview: Community of Practice Literature
A Community of Practice (COP) is a special type of informal network that emerges from a desire to work more effectively or to understand work more deeply
Communities of Practice: a social aspect to virtual worlds?
The term CoP is used to describe many groups. Here we discuss the CoP as a means of providing the missing social dimension to the virtual world.
CPsquare - The Community of Practice on Communities of Practice
Resources and information for individuals and organizations who are developing expertise in the cultivation of communities of practice.
Communities of Practice
To start a Community, please contact us at communities@idea.gov.uk. We will provide assistance with the steps involved in setting up a Community of Practice
Cultivating Communities of Practice: A Guide to Managing Knowledge
Although communities of practice develop organically, a carefully crafted design can drive their evolution. By Etienne Wenger, Richard McDermott, community+of+practice: community+of+practice