Cohesion, collaboration and the struggle of creating online learning communities¶
Steltenpohl, C. N., Reed, & Keys, C. B. (2021). Cohesion, collaboration and the struggle of creating online learning communities: Development and validation of an online collective efficacy scale. Computers and Education Open.
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- Collective Efficacy
- Tech platforms invest in community efficacy: online forums and social networks where moderators and members believe collectively they can maintain healthy norms sustain better discourse than those where governance seems distant and ineffectual
This sourceDevelops and validates a multi-factor scale of online collective efficacy, showing that members' shared belief in the group's capacity to contribute and maintain its norms predicts engagement and collaboration in online communities.
- Tech platforms invest in community efficacy: online forums and social networks where moderators and members believe collectively they can maintain healthy norms sustain better discourse than those where governance seems distant and ineffectual
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