Community of Practice Involvement¶
Target competencyCan communicate with peers both to find and to share solutions to problems.
Why it matters¶
Learning from and sharing with peers helps the language technologist to grow and to serve the user.
Progression¶
Each rung is a level a learner is at; its activities are what carries them to the next one. How to read these levels
General¶
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0No Competency
Join an LT Community of Practice (CoP) and learn from the discussions.Carries a learner to 1 — Has Knowledge
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1Has Knowledge
Contribute to a language technology community of practice.Carries a learner to 2 — With Assistance
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2With Assistance
Contribute regularly to a CoP, offering solutions to problems and fielding questionsCarries a learner to 3 — Independent
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3Independent
Manage an LT CoPCarries a learner to 4 — Expert
Description¶
Knows how to communicate with peers both to find and share solutions to problems.
Further Information¶
- Professional Networking ResourcesGuide · consultantcompetencies.orgResource page of recommended tools and organisations for building effective partnerships with other organisations.
- Advocacy Principles and Practices (video)Video · vimeo.comLanguage Technology Academy video on advocacy principles and practices.
- Networking (video)Video · vimeo.comLanguage Technology Academy video on professional networking.
- How to network?Guide · wikihow.comwikiHow article on how to network professionally.
- Get an Advocacy Campaign off the groundGuide · ctb.ku.eduCommunity Tool Box guide to starting an advocacy campaign: what advocacy is, when to use it, and planning it.
More in the resource library.