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  • عام


    • Meet your facilitator

      Welcome to unit 33 : Teacher Support Networks ( Gauteng )

    • Unit Introduction

      In this unit we will have a look at a special type of community, called a Community of Practice (CoP). You will be provided with some ideas of how you can join an established CoP or create your own CoP. 

      By the end of this unit you will be able to:


      • Click on the link below to begin your lesson. 

      • Lesson: Communities of Practice درس
        مفتوح: Tuesday، 12 April 2022، 5:51 PM
        مغلق: Wednesday، 8 June 2022، 11:59 PM
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    • Attribution and References

      Attributions: 

      • The Audiopedia (2017). What is a Community of Practice?. YouTube. Standard YouTube License.

      References: 

      • Institute of Excellence in Early Care and Education (2014). What is a Community of Practice?. YouTube. Standard YouTube License.
      • Bruce Knox (2009). Cultivating Communities of Practice: Making them Grow. YouTube. Standard YouTube License.
      • Learning Technologies (2016). LT2016 Free Seminars- Creating a community of practice within the 5 P framework. YouTube. Standard YouTube License.
      • Bridge: Linking Innovators in Education (2015). Available here.
      • SchoolNet (2018). Available here.
      • Learn NC. Building and maintaining an online Professional Community. Available here

      • Licence


        Teachers' ICT Integration Course by Matthew Goniwe School of Leadership and Governance is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License with the exception of the following resources:

        • Institute of Excellence in Early Care and Education (2014). What is a Community of Practice?. YouTube. Standard YouTube License.
        • Bruce Knox (2009). Cultivating Communities of Practice: Making them Grow. YouTube. Standard YouTube License.
        • Learning Technologies (2016). LT2016 Free Seminars- Creating a community of practice within the 5 P framework. YouTube. Standard YouTube License.

        All content not licensed under a Creative Commons license is all rights reserved, and you must request permission from the copyright owner to use this material.