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I sometimes think about communities as human search engines. Groups with trusted relationships and a healthy sense of belonging are a great way for people to answer questions in their lives. And in fact, that’s what many people use communities for. We regularly work with communities of change-makers and most activities in the online forums are sear... See more
Fabian Pfortmüller • Communities = human search engines?
after seeing some 800~ events take place at The Commons i've learned 3 things:
1) plausible deniability: if you say we're here to make friends, friendship doesn't happen. if you say we're here to research or talk about niche topic x and y, friendships always form. same applies to dating.
2) communities are built from strong 1-1 relationships. a... See more
community = a true peer to peer network, which aids in the feeling of belonging but also in the sense of intimacy that's created when you're surrounded by people who share in your passions.
Zoe Scaman • The new fandom formula
Joining communities of people who are actively engaged in learning can have a similar impact, since it encourages constant exposure to new ideas and challenges. For example, novice programmers might join open-source
Scott H. Young • Ultralearning
Learning communities are not just about accumulating knowledge, they are about transforming that knowledge into actionable insights and leadership skills. By engaging in a structured environment where ideas and experiences are exchanged, individuals can develop a deeper understanding of their roles, enhance their leadership qualities, and contribut... See more
From learning to leadership: the power of community in professional development
Strong communities teach members how to succeed in ways they cannot achieve on their own. The education comes from a body of knowledge and wisdom that members cannot access or manage on their own. So, in a strong community, members must know how to access the knowledge held by others. This can be informal (by hanging out with other members) or form
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