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Developing staff in online facilitation
2021Poster from the event:UNESCO Inclusive Policy Lab Education and Digital Skills: A Conversation Event.
Campbell, Anne +3 more
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Learning to Facilitate (Online) Meetings. [PDF]
, 2013 We describe an approach to teaching collaboration skills directly by building oncompetences for meeting facilitation. (Online) meetings provide a rich arena to practice collaboration since they can serve multiple purposes: learning, problem solving, decision making, idea generation and advancement, etc..
Reimann, Peter +2 more
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QAnon as an Online-Facilitated Cult
Journal of Religion and Violence, 2022Through the examination of QAnon as a religious apocalyptic “digital cult,” this paper integrates individual psychological models regarding the espousal of conspiracy beliefs with sociological and anthropological models of religious cultism, particularly in the context of destructive and violent cults.
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On Facilitating Large-Scale Online Discussions
2019Since various opinions are openly discussed on the Web and there is a growing need to facilitate such discussions, discussion-support systems have been attracting attention. In this regard, human facilitator plays an important role for leading constructive discussions on the Web. However, human facilitation for large-scale Web discussions is limited in
Daichi Shibata +3 more
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Social Facilitators and Inhibitors to Online Fluency
2007 40th Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS'07), 2007Studies of Internet use continue to show a gap between those with and without access to the Internet and its resources. However, recent work indicates that this is not a straightforward divide about access; instead there are many variants of access, use, and presence online.
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Facilitating the Online Curriculum
2004What is a “traditional” classroom? Many adults may still think of a traditional classroom as a room within a building, probably on a university, college, or other educational institution’s campus. It may contain computer equipment, but it may be pictured as an older, whiteboard-only classroom full of desks or tables, with a teacher lecturing students ...
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Best Practices for Online Facilitation
Adult Learning, 2003Imagine you are helping a 20-something year-old student logging on to his/her first online course. Then, imagine you are helping a 40- or 50-something year-old student logging on to his/her first online course. What are the differences? The first obvious difference may be the degree of computer skills and experience.
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Online Grief Support Groups: Facilitators' Attitudes
Death Studies, 2014Although bereaved individuals report positive experiences from participating in online support groups, little is known from a facilitator perspective. Using a web-based survey, data was collected from a national sample of grief facilitators (N = 64). Respondents reported more favorable attitudes toward in-person groups over online and indicated a low ...
Margaret, Lubas, Gianluca, De Leo
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Flying blind: The experience of online interprofessional facilitation
Journal of Interprofessional Care, 2012The role of the facilitator is known to be important in fostering productive interprofessional education (IPE) in the face-to-face (F2F) environment. Online learning can help surmount some of the logistical challenges in IPE by bringing together diverse professionals in multiple geographical locations.
Elizabeth, Hanna +5 more
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Managing and Facilitating the Online Classroom
2023David S. Stein, Constance E. Wanstreet
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