Measuring value of social media and learning: Burying the myth of the magic formula « Learning. Change. Design.

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Jane Bozarth wrote an excellent piece recently for Learning Solutions magazine called Assessing the Value of Online Interactions. In it, she explains how she applies a conceptual value-measurement framework developed by Etienne Wenger, Beverly Traynor and Maarten de Laat (see Assessing Value Creation for Communities of Practice and Networks: A Conceptual Framework).

[A side note: I obviously respect the work of Wenger and Traynor (see references in previous posts here, here and here) having used Wenger's work in teaching my class on knowledge sharing

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