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Engage your community five principles for developing online learning communities 25 January 2009.

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1 engage your community five principles for developing online learning communities 25 January 2009

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3 management maintenance technology continuing education e-learning training sustainability planning support personalization peers timely upgrades networks advocacy staffing programming communities marketing patrons funding volunteers staff development access

4 a simple start… build a community where library staff can support each other & public access computing in libraries >> do it online.

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6 online learning community for library staff

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8 And WebJunction Central:

9 learning is not a spectator sport. - D. Blocher

10 lofty ambitions are encouraged

11 http://flickr.com/photos/furnari/8583122/

12 root your implementation in practicality

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14 coming soon: resourcesharing.webjunction.org

15 leadership and nurture

16 do you wait for an invitation before joining an online community?

17 what do *your* users need to get started?

18 Lead Facilitate Collaborate Contribute Consume Personalize Respond Connect Explore Community Responsibility Continuum of Engagement Level of Participation Individual (help me get my job done) Collective (help others get the job done) visitor > member > participant > contributor > SME > group facilitator > advocate > presenter > mentor > champion search navigation links registration/login public profile friending comment rate edit tagging bookmarks groups courses read attend webinar add article discussions wiki recommend create group build relationships topic SME present guide train recruit inspire

19 it’s gotta be blended

20 + online + face-to-face

21 synchronous + asynchronous

22 inside + outside

23 partnership is key

24 WebJunction Current Partners OCLC Global Council OCLC Office of Research Western Massachusetts Region West Virginia Library Commission Washington Library Association University of Alabama TekDesk SW Florida Library Network SLO SEFLIN Central MA Regional Consortium of Academic & Research Libraries in IL Caltech Library Services OCLC Resource Sharing British Columbia Library Australian Library & Info Assc. Government Documents for the 21 st Century ARSL Arizona State Library Connecticut State Library Georgia State Library Idaho State Library Illinois State Library Indiana State Library Iowa State Library Kansas State Library Louisiana State Library Michigan State Library Maryland Division of Library Development Lonesome Pine Regional Library Lee County Library System Florida Atlantic University Cuyahoga County Public Library Cumberland County Public Library Columbus Metro Library Colorado Library Consortium Metrowest MA Region Virginia State Library Maine State Library Minnesota State Library New Hampshire State Library Ohio State Library Rhode Island State Library Florida State Library Texas State Library Vermont State Library Washington State Library Seattle Public Library Public Library of Charlotte & Mecklenburg County Our Lady of the Lake University North Vancouver District Public Library Minnesota Consortium

25 From Creating Passionate Users http://headrush.typepad.com/creating_passionate_users/2006/03/how_to_be_an_ex.htmlhttp://headrush.typepad.com/creating_passionate_users/2006/03/how_to_be_an_ex.html

26 friend me on webjunction.org username: rvannoord email: vannoorr@oclc.org

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