2003
DOI: 10.1016/s1071-5819(03)00087-9
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Evaluating information accessibility and community adaptivity features for sustaining virtual learning communities

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“…Through the sense of virtual community, individuals concern each other and thereby have willingness to participate more activities in virtual communities [7] and share their knowledge to other members [18]. According to previous research, the sense of belonging in a specific community is suggested to influence the motivation of knowledge sharing [7], [40]. Moreover, Chiu et al, [11] empirically demonstrated that identification which exhibited a sense of belonging toward a virtual community and significantly increased individuals' knowledge contribution [40].…”
Section: B the Relationship Between The Sense Of Virtual Community Amentioning
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“…Through the sense of virtual community, individuals concern each other and thereby have willingness to participate more activities in virtual communities [7] and share their knowledge to other members [18]. According to previous research, the sense of belonging in a specific community is suggested to influence the motivation of knowledge sharing [7], [40]. Moreover, Chiu et al, [11] empirically demonstrated that identification which exhibited a sense of belonging toward a virtual community and significantly increased individuals' knowledge contribution [40].…”
Section: B the Relationship Between The Sense Of Virtual Community Amentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Several scholars further regard it as a sense of virtual community, cultivated in a web-based context [18], [25]. Through the sense of virtual community, individuals concern each other and thereby have willingness to participate more activities in virtual communities [7] and share their knowledge to other members [18]. According to previous research, the sense of belonging in a specific community is suggested to influence the motivation of knowledge sharing [7], [40].…”
Section: B the Relationship Between The Sense Of Virtual Community Amentioning
confidence: 99%
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