Titlebook: Communities and Technologies; Marleen Huysman,Etienne Wenger,Volker Wulf Conference proceedings 2003 Springer Science+Business Media B.V.

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Knowledge Sharing in Knowledge Communities,ible influence of ICT on the extent to which knowledge is shared within a community, as well as a number of variables that determine the extent to which this contribution is realized. This theoretical model was tested within two ICT-facilitated communities for professionals in the area of working co

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Uses of information sources in an Internet-era firm: Online and offline,ars of working without it. However, companies that have been “always connected” may offer different lessons. In this study, we look at how workers at an Internet-era company obtain information they need to do their jobs. We look at both human and documentary sources of information; whether those sou

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,Communities and other Social Structures for Knowledge Sharing — A Case Study in an Internet Consultsharing are characterised as formal, informal, and quasi-informal structures. They vary from those with high formalisation to the informal, and even include structures which are invisible and unrecognised in the organisation. They also vary in their composition. They may share the same or different

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,Intranets and Local Community: ‘Yes, an intranet is all very well, but do we still get free beer anstralia. At the time of writing, the level of use of the intranet by residents is low, and the paper explores possible reasons why this may be the case. These reasons include: a) the possibility that the aggregation of potential users and content is not appropriate; b) the possibility that the techn

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Learning and Collaboration across Generations in a Community,al simulations related to community issues. The workshops are part of a larger project, in which we are studying the effects of community-related programming projects and discussion on residents’ computer literacy and community involvement. We describe the interactions among participants of varying

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The Role of Social Capital in Regional Technological Innovation: Seeing both the wood and the treesl capital and innovation, and to draw out the interactions between these concepts. The paper argues that the social capital literature has been hijacked at one end by those solely taken by precise definitions and measurement, and at the other end by those that proclaim social capital to be the blank

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A Bayesian Computational Model of Social Capital in Virtual Communities,ek to define and empirically test the idea of SC in a number of ways. This growing body of research has only supported the significance of (SC) in physical communities. While many attempts have been made to examine different forms of social capital in physical communities, its application to other t

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