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== Hive Learning Community == | == Hive Learning Community == | ||
Originally designed as a carefully curated network of complementary organizations, the Hive model has evolved into a grassroots movement with Hive Learning Communities forming around the globe. Local facilitators use a variety of tools, practices, frameworks and strategies to ensure that the unique local contexts of their communities are embedded into programming. Utilizing best practices and knowledge sharing opportunities from the ever-growing Hive Learning Network, Hive Learning Communities are able to host impactful events, programming and meet-ups that encourage meaningful community collaboration and innovation. | |||
'''A few characteristics of a Hive Learning Community:''' | |||
* Are able to scale programming through leveraging digital tools to reach large audiences | |||
* Encourages an environment of cross-collaboration | |||
* Approaches the needs of their communities through authenticity and integrity | |||
* A major driver in the work of contributing members is a focus on youth | |||
* Actively embodies the experimental, iterative, and open source practices | |||
* Working to create a generation of connected and engaged world citizens | |||
The Hive Learning Communites (HLC) begin to use the connected learning principles and the practices of Hive to operationalize a network of opportunities that address local challenges. They draw heavily from the experience of existing Hive Learning Networks whose leaders function as consultants and mentors sharing information about structure, program design and strategy. | |||
Local facilitators then adapt tools, practices, frameworks to their local contexts. They are free to self-identify themselves as Hive and use the branding assets and developmental resources that are openly networked and provided on the Hive Learning Networks Resource [http://hivelearningnetworks.org/resources/#hive-logos-and-graphics webpage] | |||
'''Specific characteristics might include:''' | |||
* Educator meet-ups | |||
* Recruitment and curation of affiliated organizations | |||
* Wider participation and implementation of communication networks | |||
== Recipes for Success == | == Recipes for Success == |
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