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wiki_name = Dar | | |||
wiki_logo = [[Image:Dar.png]] | | |||
} | wiki_URL = http://distributedresearch.net/wiki/index.php/Main_Page | | ||
wiki_recentchanges = http://distributedresearch.net/wiki/index.php/Special:Recentchanges | | |||
wiki_status = Active | | |||
wiki_lastreviewed = 21-Jan-06 | | |||
wiki_language = English | | |||
wiki_editmode = OpenEdit | | |||
wiki_engine = MediaWiki | | |||
wiki_maintopic = Communications | |||
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==Description== | |||
'''Distributed Action Research''' | |||
Towards a definition : What do we mean by DAR? | |||
. | It's all about trying to improve a situation or solve a problem in an online environment through understanding how these relatively new forms of community work. We cannot do this effectivly as outsiders, only by being a part of the communities we research ( participatory research). So it's the application of Action Research methodology to settings where groups of people just happen to live and work through computer mediated communications (CMCs) while geographically distributed. | ||
In brief perhaps: "The application of Action Research methodology to facilitate distributed communities of practice" | |||
Related subjects include: | |||
Action Research | |||
Communities of Practice | |||
Online Facilitation | |||
Knowledge Management | |||
Internet Research | |||
==Folksonomy/Tags/Categories== | |||
{{tag|Community}} | |||
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