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Project Work and Internship Impacts on Labour Market and Society OPEN DISCUSSION FORUM Project Work and Internship Impacts on Labour Market and Society Rosa Reis, Ricardo Almeida, Nuno Escudeiro, Paula Escudeiro Departamento de Engenharia Informática PORTUGAL September 25&26,2014 – Genova (Italy) Virtual Worlds in Supporting the Communities of Practices

Instituto Superior de Engenharia do Porto  Purpose  The Communities of Pratice  Virtual Worlds  Virtual Worlds in supporting to communities of pratice  Model and Case Study  Conclusion Tips to be Covered

Instituto Superior de Engenharia do Porto Purpose Describe a model for knowledge sharing in virtual communities of practice in virtual worlds, addressing some potential advantages when used to supporting communities of practice. Purpose | CoP | Virtual Worlds | Virtual World and CoP | Model| Conclusion

Instituto Superior de Engenharia do Porto The CoP  Groups of people who share interests, problem sets by a particular topic, deepening their knowledge and expertise in specific areas, through interactions each other;  It is also important to remember that CoP is a strategy or approach. It is a way of working together with various stakeholders to achieve common agreed upon goals in a manner that can be more beneficial compared to each stakeholder working in their own silos. Purpose | CoP | Virtual Worlds | Virtual World and CoP | Model| Conclusion

Instituto Superior de Engenharia do Porto The CoP Purpose | CoP | Virtual Worlds | Virtual World and CoP | Model| Conclusion Structural elements of CoPs Domain: has an identity defined by a shared domain of interest. Membership therefore implies a commitment to the domain, and a shared competence that distinguishes members from other people. Community: Within their domain of interest, members engage in joint activities and discussions, help each other, and share information. Practice: Key to the paradigm is the fact that members of a community of practice are practitioners [our emphasis]. They develop a shared repertoire of resources: experiences, stories, tools, ways of addressing recurring problems, namely a shared practice. This takes time and sustained interaction.

Instituto Superior de Engenharia do Porto The Virtual World (VW) A virtual world is a simulated persistent space based on the interaction by computer, inhabited by several users, who are represented by iconic images called avatars, who can communicate with each other’s and the world in a synchronized way (Reis, 2011). Purpose | CoP | Virtual Worlds | Virtual World and CoP | Model| Conclusion

Instituto Superior de Engenharia do Porto The Virtual World (VW) Characteristics of the virtual world: Shared space Immersion and Interactivity PersistenceImmediacy Socialization: Purpose | CoP | Virtual Worlds | Virtual World and CoP | Model | Conclusion

Instituto Superior de Engenharia do Porto The Virtual World (VW) Social Virtual Worlds  are oriented by socialization and haven’t pre-defined rules.  Allow experiences being more realistic.  have several technologies into a single platform: audio, video, webcam, text and voice chat (VOIP), graphical tools, scripting, web browser and of course, avatars – the user’s projection in the world. Active Worlds Second life Wonderland Cobalt (croquet) OpenSim Lively (Google) Purpose | CoP | Virtual Worlds | Virtual World and CoP | Model | Conclusion

Instituto Superior de Engenharia do Porto  VW and CoP Why  allow to support the collaboration and cooperation between the individuals of practice community  the community members can build objects in together performing simulations or participating in them in order to obtain an education through digital experiences  allows the development of digital interactions between community members, they can construct objects of knowledge can make a digital representation of abstract concepts and can share experiences and practices in an environment that allows many actions  the presence of different technologies( audio, text, video, 3D) allows the people belonging to different cultural systems can develop relationships; Purpose | CoP | Virtual Worlds | Virtual World and CoP | Model | Conclusion

Instituto Superior de Engenharia do Porto The Model - Phases A MODEL FOR IMPLEMENTING A COP UNDER VIRTUAL WORLD PLATFORMS describe the structure of the community of practice. identify the domain of community of practice e specify the type of community, i.e. it is private or public. An important feature is the allocation of roles to participants in a community of practice based on the scenarios Purpose | CoP | Virtual Worlds | Virtual World and CoP | Model | Conclusion

Instituto Superior de Engenharia do Porto The Model A Community of Practice Praxis  This CoP has as objective to support work of the group of Paradigms of Cooperation between the Worlds of Education and Labour and to centralize discussions and resources.  Our Environment must allow members interact with the CoP, create contents; realize meetings and events in space virtual. to have a narrowly defined thematic, identify the audience, purpose, goals, vision for the community, plan activities to help grow and sustain the community, group process and roles that will support the community’s goals. Purpose | CoP | Virtual Worlds | Virtual World and CoP | Model | Conclusion

Instituto Superior de Engenharia do Porto The Model We held regular brainstorming sessions for collecting ideas. At the end a design document was delivered. The content of the document reflected the work done by development team. A Community of Practice Praxis – Conception Purpose | CoP | Virtual Worlds | Virtual World and CoP | Model | Conclusion

Instituto Superior de Engenharia do Porto The Model  implemented in OpenSim platform.  divided the space into three distinct areas A Community of Practice Praxis – Implementation Purpose | CoP | Virtual Worlds | Virtual World and CoP | Model | Conclusion Space of Debate Spaces of Activities Space of Information

Instituto Superior de Engenharia do Porto The Model Resume:  The structure of our Cop in OpenSim was developed according to certain key principles:  Provide a shared context to communicate and share information, stories, and personal experiences in a way that builds understanding and insight.  Enable dialogue between members to explore new possibilities, solve challenging problems, and create new, mutually beneficial opportunities  Introduce collaborative processes to encourage the free flow of ideas and exchange of information. Purpose | CoP | Virtual Worlds | Virtual World and CoP | Model | Conclusion

Instituto Superior de Engenharia do Porto Conclusion  To overcome distances and develop collaborative work, we can use environments that enhance the productivity and satisfaction of its members.  users CoP can feel the sense of place and presence of other individuals,  users CoP can communicate through of chat, voice;  it is possible to create content targeted to different areas, such as simulations, problems resolution, computer programming and so on; the members, by means of their avatars, can explore, interact with each others and modify the world.  Final,  in our perspective, the virtual worlds can allow develop CoP informally; Schlemmer (2008, 2009) argues that virtual tools can be used to develop characteristics of communities, such as emotion, the meaning of membership, collaboration and cooperation.  we agree with Figueredo, 2006 when he states that “the communities we create must leave the space to stimulate the imagination because "who participates without dreaming hardly will be creative". Purpose | CoP | Virtual Worlds | Virtual World and CoP | Model | Conclusion

Project Work and Internship Impacts on Labour Market and Society OPEN DISCUSSION FORUM Project Work and Internship Impacts on Labour Market and Society THANK YOU! OBRIGADA! Rosa Reis, Ricardo Almeida, Nuno Escudeiro, Paula Escudeiro Departamento de Engenharia Informática PORTUGAL September 25&26,2014 – Genova (Italy)