Via elearnspaceblog comes A Tale of two online communities that recounts the experience of sombody engaged in online learning communities, which concludes that the use of simple community building and sharing techniques can dramatically improve uptake.
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by Lee Bryant
This is a Headshift blog post by Lee Bryant, written on May 23, 2003. It has (0) comments.
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