The Greek Teachers’ group on Facebook: Can moderators create a Sense of Community and how? Niki Lambropoulos Consultant, Research Student Centre for Interactive.

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The Greek Teachers’ group on Facebook: Can moderators create a Sense of Community and how? Niki Lambropoulos Consultant, Research Student Centre for Interactive Systems Engineering, LSBU Sofia Papadimitriou Greek Educational Television

page 2/19 Designing for the 21 st Century Agenda Web 2.0  Our understanding Collaboration & cooperation  Clarification What is a community? Our experience  Moderation Tips and more tips Furthermore…  Sense of Community, Technology & Social Action

page 3/19 Designing for the 21 st Century by Tim O'Reilly 09/30/2005Tim O'Reilly

page 4/19 Designing for the 21 st Century Web 2.0 Design: Involve Stakeholders  Socio-Technical Design  User-Centred Design  Participatory Architecture Interactivity Personalisation Presence & co-presence Light Applications Collaboration  Social Networking  Communities of Practice

page 5/19 Designing for the 21 st Century in reality... Web 2.0 is a State of Mind

page 6/19 Designing for the 21 st Century Collaboration & Cooperation Collaboration (co-laborare)  Work together on the same subject in the same project (joint construction) Cooperation (co-operate)  Work together on a different subject in the same project (jigsaw) (Teasley & Roschelle, 1993:235) In reality we do both! In reality we do both!

page 7/19 Designing for the 21 st Century What is a community? People connected by a shared interest Purposes as the motivation Practices to keep the community going Sense of belonging?  Then you are one of us You Feel the Sense of Community You Feel the Sense of Community Online Community? Online Community?  All of the above + the medium

page 8/19 Designing for the 21 st Century Case study: the Groups

page 9/19 Designing for the 21 st Century Hellenes Educators

page 10/19 Designing for the 21 st Century Friends: Before & After

page 11/19 Designing for the 21 st Century Sense of Community

page 12/19 Designing for the 21 st Century Behind the scenes… Moderator’s Role Team leader Empathic Motivator Facilitator Coordinator Co-Creator Supporter Collaborative activities Shared interest Shared experiences Co-creativity (forum, wiki) Idea generation Idea sharing Idea discussion Idea implementation

page 13/19 Designing for the 21 st Century Communication Chats, forums, wiki, blogs s, messages, webinars, Message All, votes, polls, chatbots, etc..

page 14/19 Designing for the 21 st Century Use of Spatial Metaphors Immediate feedback

page 15/19 Designing for the 21 st Century Shared Cognitive Space

page 16/19 Designing for the 21 st Century Tips Define the community (socio-cultural viewpoint) Find a shared interest Find techniques to break the ice  One & two ways of communication  Start by sharing experiences Arrange videoconferences & f2f meetings Feel the rhythm Remember that participation is not a prerequisite; however, it is necessary.

page 17/19 Designing for the 21 st Century More tips… Multiply Yourself  The members copy moderator’s behaviour Engage them in discourse and build a relationship  Help them to express themselves Find interesting tasks (Multimedia in Education)  Use motivation for engagement Members do respond to ‘Message All’ Work from the core to the periphery and vice versa (centripetal CoP)  Build strong and weak links

page 18/19 Designing for the 21 st Century Furthermore… Sense of Community * Technology * Social Action Distributed Leadership Objectives - Processes - Products

page 19/19 Designing for the 21 st Century Thank you.. For your attention! Community Management Docs: Intelligenesis.eu > Web 2.0 Toolbox