Community On-Line: New Professional Environments for Higher Education
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Tony Di Petta
New Directions for Teaching and Learning Volume 76, ISSN 0271-0633
Abstract
The traditional concept of community is considered and redefined in relation to the new phenomenon of virtual community, which offers an expansion, and significant changes, in professional relationships and activities. Perspectives are offered on community within organizations and professional groups, the role of professional community in higher education, online environments, and the building and relevance of virtual communities. (MSE)
Citation
Di Petta, T. (1998). Community On-Line: New Professional Environments for Higher Education. New Directions for Teaching and Learning, 76, 53-66. Retrieved August 6, 2024 from https://www.learntechlib.org/p/86850/.
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