This article illustrates how through participation in virtual communities, teachers can progress in making sense of their practice of working with online technologies. These communities are described as reflective of a creative-interpretive and socio-constructivist approach to teachers' professional development. The article reports on a study in which teachers came together as a community to engage in collaborative, reflective practice through participation in an online discussion. Excerpts from the discussion highlight how teachers make sense of their practices by viewing problems from multiple perspectives and contexts and by adapting and reorganizing existing conceptions of their practices in the light of new experiences.Cet article démo...
The article reports on some research from a larger project into the connections between online ...
The difficulties inherent in trying to pursue face to face professional development opportunities ha...
Headteachers, or Principals, of schools work in isolation from each other yet share common practice ...
This article illustrates how through participation in virtual communities, teachers can progress in ...
This article illustrates how through participation in virtual communities, teachers can progress in ...
In this paper I will discuss the effects of online communication on social connectivity and the deve...
This study seeks to illuminate an understanding of naturally forming online communities of professio...
Barriers of time, money, and geographic isolation have caused educators and educational leaders to s...
The difficulties inherent in trying to pursue face to face professional development opportunities ha...
This article examines whether a mixture of virtual and real-life interaction—in contrast to purely v...
Research over a long period has suggested that professional development and learning for teachers of...
The difficulties inherent in trying to pursue face to face professional development opportunities ha...
Attention to the teleinteractive processes aiming at professional development is an area that curren...
The article explores the complementary connections between communities of practice and the ways in w...
The intersections between virtual and physical communities provide an important but largely unfamili...
The article reports on some research from a larger project into the connections between online ...
The difficulties inherent in trying to pursue face to face professional development opportunities ha...
Headteachers, or Principals, of schools work in isolation from each other yet share common practice ...
This article illustrates how through participation in virtual communities, teachers can progress in ...
This article illustrates how through participation in virtual communities, teachers can progress in ...
In this paper I will discuss the effects of online communication on social connectivity and the deve...
This study seeks to illuminate an understanding of naturally forming online communities of professio...
Barriers of time, money, and geographic isolation have caused educators and educational leaders to s...
The difficulties inherent in trying to pursue face to face professional development opportunities ha...
This article examines whether a mixture of virtual and real-life interaction—in contrast to purely v...
Research over a long period has suggested that professional development and learning for teachers of...
The difficulties inherent in trying to pursue face to face professional development opportunities ha...
Attention to the teleinteractive processes aiming at professional development is an area that curren...
The article explores the complementary connections between communities of practice and the ways in w...
The intersections between virtual and physical communities provide an important but largely unfamili...
The article reports on some research from a larger project into the connections between online ...
The difficulties inherent in trying to pursue face to face professional development opportunities ha...
Headteachers, or Principals, of schools work in isolation from each other yet share common practice ...