Andy It might be worth thinking about the Problem Statement, the Purpose of the Study and the Research Questions. Are these the things that an on-line CoP (?)...
I have a question: There are many online communities, in which people share stories. There will always be fakers. What happens with them when they are...
I'm with you Bev. Faking it sounds so derrogatory for what as you describe it is a natural process of assimilation and accommodation. We take on new practices...
Bron says "faking it" sounds derogatory... I guess I was hearing it the context of Jazz and Improv (which in my mind are closely associated with conversation...
Hi John, In fact, the bible for any professional jazz player is called a "fake book". It contains the chords and changes for popular jazz standards. A fake...
Beautiful thread :-). IMHO Bob's original question looks more down-to-earth and practical than all this, but the offshoot is very interesting and getting more...
... Going back to the early question, I knew I'd written something about the matter :-). It's here http://www.knowledgeboard.com/cgi-bin/item.cgi?id=666 for ...
Miguel, I went to read your piece of 2004 on the EU Knowledgeboard along with all the comments and I followed closely this "abuse" discussion here at com-pac. ...
Something more to think about, Bob. When members of a list share ideas/documents with others (I'm thinking over and above normal postings) should it be...
... The person who committed deliberate deception probably suffers a big dent in their reputation. Reputation is an important currency online, perhaps the most...
Bob, You asked: "There are many online communities, in which people share stories. There will always be fakers. What happens with them when they are...
John, You wrote: "Somewhere in Situated Learning there's a nugget about how when we practice, we are always "faking perfection" in some way. Lave & Wenger...
John ... I see the metaphor of "faking perfection" as a process of identifying with the practices of (core) members in a community I belong to (or aspire to). ...
Yes, Bev, it seems to me that the reason that kind of "faking it" makes sense (to some of us) is that it's about increasing awareness. When we first "fake it"...
Dear all, This faking it question no longer fits the word. It might be better said with "knowing my capacities" added to being "open to learn" and "daring to...
Benoit I love the story of your brother. And your expression "daring to try" really hit home for me. I am very conscious, in my context, how demonstrating that...
Bev, Yes indeed. We are now touching the essence of learning that lives, where knowledge's acquisition is pure joy because it is stress free and inspiring....
I wrote a book on Chartering back in 1996, which was also based on 4 years research Chartering is we see it is systemic and contextual however some questions...
Chris, Would you mind sharing (a version?) of those questions? Seems like they might be relevant not only to chartering but to future conversations between ...