Founders gathered at the French start-up incubator La Station F, an example of a community of practice. When Neil Armstrong walked on the moon in 1969, he carried a flag from the Explorers Club in ...

Much ink has been spilled over the importance of lifelong learning. An Albert Einstein quote, “When you stop learning, you start dying,” has been trending on Instagram and TikTok—spaces where you can ...

Teaching is strengthened through collaboration, reflection, and the exchange of ideas. The Center for Teaching & Learning's Communities of Practice (CoPs) and Book Club bring educators together to ...

Thanks to a collection of "communities of practice" across chemistry subdisciplines, instructors are finding new ways to connect and engage with peers online and in person. In addition, they are ...

In classrooms around the world, educators strive to nurture not only students’ academic skills but also the qualities that help them thrive more generally as dynamic people, namely character strengths ...

The Inclusive Teaching and Learning Community of Practice (ITL CoP) is a supportive network for equity-minded educators, staff, students, and others at CU Boulder. It’s a space to connect, learn, and ...

Communities of Practice (CoPs) stimulate collaborative learning and motivation in education. They enable people to learn together with pleasure. The facilitator plays a key role in creating a virtuous ...

The two of us have a pretty simple goal when facilitating professional learning. Keep things simple, mix research with practice, understand our impact, and ask questions that allow us to learn from ...

Communities of Practice (CoPs) in higher education are groups of individuals—students, academics, practitioners and other stakeholders—who share a concern or passion for a domain of practice and ...

A community of practice is a group of cross-divisional faculty and instructional staff who are interested in collaboratively learning about and integrating new teaching practices or technologies that ...