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This practice has yielded important regarding member roles, knowledge types, and communication practices that will help to inform the design of an knowledge sharing social media that can best facilitate an unobtrusive transition into a digital communication system.
In the future, a concurrent mixed-methods approach will be applied to allow for researchers to integrate the information when interpreting the results Creswell, This investigation will produce a detailed description of how the existing LFS community operates the modes of community participation, as well as the information sharing needs of the community in order design and implement social media that will support community growth based on knowledge sharing in the LFS setting.
Semi-structured interviews, web-based surveys, with open- and closed-questions, and analysis of the current online community documents and artifacts will be implemented to identify system requirements.
Technology Components and Organizational Concerns Many highly influential producers and vendors of the LFS community are already using Facebook as a primary channel for marketing their product. This combined with the positive technology integration data collected in the pilot study leads us to believe that spending time online to support the community may not be a large obstacle for community members.
Preliminary findings from ethnographic research such as interviews, observation, and participation, point to specific functionality requirements for this LFS to effectively share knowledge through social media. Though members have expressed comfort in using such popular sites as Twitter and Facebook, this LFS would benefit from additional functionality not typically associated with these sites, such as archiving and organizing knowledge by type for future retrieval in a highly accessible and unobtrusive manner.
Participation Methods - Knowledge that concerns ways existing members and new members can participate in the community. This may include a list of producers and vendors, volunteer opportunities, or common locations for food pick-ups. Spontaneous Event-based Knowledge - Knowledge concerning time relevant information, much like that which is commonly shared on Twitter. This could be events, sales, or how producers are dealing with inclement climates.
Community Improvement - Knowledge concerning the state of the community, what is limiting the community, and what could be done to improve the community. This knowledge tends to be generated by the most active members and is commonly shared through face to face communication. Knowledge will be uploaded by community members in video, photo and also in text formats.
Knowledge uploaded will be categorized appropriately by knowledge type and organized accordingly for accessible retrieval. Most of the knowledge has an address and sometimes a date and time attached to them. When considering LFS, geographic location tends to be an important factor patrons consider when deciding who to purchase food from. Communication patterns within the community are likely to be similar to those of other LFS communities. This LFS shows signs of being willing and ready to organize online.
Due to lack of ability to cater to the particular member roles and knowledge types found in this LFS, current popular social networks will not suffice. A custom online application developed in accordance with the unique communication patterns found within this community is necessary to facilitate positive and unobtrusive community growth online.
We believe that a knowledge sharing social media will stimulate community growth and participation, thus increasing social practice amongst community members. Operating under Wenger's axiom of "Engaging in social practice is the fundamental process by which we learn and so become who we are," it follows that we believe a knowledge sharing social media will stimulate learning. Because we aim to design a knowledge sharing social media that is optimized for thoughtful archiving and accessible information retrieval, we believe this application will facilitate lifelong learning by providing a knowledge base the community can rely on and build on top of.
Additionally we suggest that an ethnographic study be conducted over the community of interest. This will aid in providing insight necessary to designing and implementing a social media that is unobtrusive. The social media should fit into the community as seamlessly as possible, and should organize information in a manner that is parallel to how the community already organizes information. Based on our initial research, we see a need to move forward with the proposed mixed methods study. The opportunity for increased learning and community growth is strong.
Members of the community tend to be very receptive to the idea of organizing online and themselves acknowledge the potential benefits. We believe a knowledge sharing social media is an appropriate design to begin facilitating increased informal learning within the LFS community of practice in Denton, Texas.
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