Communities of Practice (CoP) can be an effective way to improve the productivity and efficiency of large groups of employees with a proportionally small input from formal learning, training, or HR staff. A CoP provides opportunities to fulfill both group and individual goals by cultivating a collective learning process in which learners support one another specifically in improving knowledge or expertise on a particular subject. But how do you create an effective and sustained CoP? How do you m...
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