Beyond communities of practice : theory as experience / edited by Tom Stehlik and Pam Carden.

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TextPublication details: Flaxton, Qld. : Post Pressed, 2005.Description: vi, 277 p. ; 25 cmISBN:

1876682884

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DDC classification:

153.15 22

LOC classification:

HD58.82 .B494 2005

Partial contents:

1. Perspectives on academic communities of practice. - - 2. Communities of practice in school-based settings. - -3. Communities of practice in organisational and other countontexts.

Summary: In this collection authors from around Australia and from Finland investigate communities of practice in a range of diverse situations, including new school teachers, offshore university students and funeral industry workers on the job. In doing so they go beyond the original theory of communities of practice.

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Includes index.

Includes bibliographies and index.

1. Perspectives on academic communities of practice. - - 2. Communities of practice in school-based settings. - -3. Communities of practice in organisational and other countontexts.

In this collection authors from around Australia and from Finland investigate communities of practice in a range of diverse situations, including new school teachers, offshore university students and funeral industry workers on the job. In doing so they go beyond the original theory of communities of practice.

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