2010
DOI: 10.1177/1523422310365341
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Communities of Practice: Beyond Teams

Abstract: Communities of practice are being incorporated by organizations into internal know ledge management schema, as well as the extended knowledge system, capable of span ning elements from the external environment. This article seeks to explore the positive outcomes associated with the approach as well as potential challenges confronting communities of practice so organizations may more competently manage conditions crucial to their success. An overview of communities of practice, including an historical backgroun… Show more

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“…Traditionally based in organisational culture, communities of practice help 'newcomers' to become apprentices of learning and allow 'oldtimers' to be the sharers of their knowledge (Kerno & Mace, 2010;Kerno, 2008;Wenger, 2000).…”
Section: Communities Of Practice As a Frameworkmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Traditionally based in organisational culture, communities of practice help 'newcomers' to become apprentices of learning and allow 'oldtimers' to be the sharers of their knowledge (Kerno & Mace, 2010;Kerno, 2008;Wenger, 2000).…”
Section: Communities Of Practice As a Frameworkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Communities of practice can have benefits for all those involved (Kerno & Mace, 2010;Kerno, 2008;: in this ECE setting the teachers, parents, whānau and most importantly the children. These benefits could also extend to the wider community of extended family, friends, other educational institutions and government departments.…”
Section: Practice or Repertoirementioning
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