The role of virtual communities of practice in supporting collaborative learning among social workers / (Record no. 326469)

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Personal name sabah, Yekoutiel
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Title The role of virtual communities of practice in supporting collaborative learning among social workers /
Statement of responsibility, etc Yekoutiel Sabah
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Title proper/short title The role of virtual communities of practice in supporting collaborative learning among social workers /
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Place of publication, distribution, etc Oxford, UK,
Name of publisher, distributor, etc Oxford University Press,
Date of publication, distribution, etc June, 2009.
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Extent 725- 739 p.
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Current publication frequency Monthly
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Dates of publication and/or sequential designation June, 2009.
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Volume number/sequential designation Volume 39, Number 4
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Summary, etc The advent of technology has been instrumental in creating access for social workers to research on evidence-based interventions. However, for many social problems there remains a gap in the availability of proven evidence-based strategies (Rosen et al., 1999). For social workers facing problems for which there is a lack of research evidence, the solution is to develop practice innovations that can be evaluated (Sabah and Cook- Craig, 2008a, b). Virtual communities of practice (VCoP's) are a promising venue for housing reviews of research evidence and engaging social workers to share tacit knowledge and invent practice innovations. During the past two years, the Israeli Ministry of Social Affairs has developed eighteen VCoP's social work practitioners. Those communities are designed to enable practitioners to review and use multiple sources of professional relevant knowledge in user- friendly repositories and to facilitate a collaborative inter- organizational learning and innovativeness. This exploratory study reviews evaluation data collected on the VCoP's. It includes quantitative analysis of secondary data and survey data on usage patterns of VCoP members. Findings related VCoP usage, the impact that organizational endorsement of organizational learning has on worker involvement in the community, and the development of weak professional ties between members were evaluated.
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Topical term or geographic name as entry element Yekoutiel Sabah
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