Communities of Practice: Creating Learning Environments for Educators
Editors, Chris Kimble, Paul Hildreth and Isabelle Bourdon
Publisher, Information Age Publishing
As a two volume set:
Hard cover ISBN: 1593118678 
, Soft cover ISBN: 159311866X 
As separate volumes:
Hard Cover - Vol 1 ISBN: 1593118635 
, Vol 2 ISBN: 1593118651 
Soft Cover - Vol 1 ISBN: 1593118627 
, Vol 2 ISBN: 1593118643 
This page contains links to publicity, reviews and press releases for this book. If you know of any examples of reviews in blogs or web pages, please let me know - reviews@chris-kimble.com
Press Releases
- A one page flyer / poster from the publishers.
- Press Release 1 - The longer of two press releases with two sides of description and half a side about the editors.
- Press Release 2 - A shorter version of the above with only one side of description and half a side about the editors.
Blogs
- From the US - Weekly Knowledge Management blog Stan Garfield was the first of the blogs, making the book 'KM Book of the Week' before it was even published!
- From Germany - Das Business-Blog zur Organisationsentwicklung Gerald Lembke followed next with this just before the book was released.
- From France - Quelques news sur la e-formation and François Godlewski followed with this in her e-learning blog.
- From Shanghai - Here Comes Everybody ... Ken Carroll, writing on networks, languages and learning, concludes "there’s mileage in this socoiology stuff after all"!
- From CPsquare - CP2 Book Club: Creating Learning Envirnoments for Educators, CPsquare book club are discussing selected chapters from the book between July 11 and September 26 2008.
- From France - Espace de discussion et de consultation en ligne à propos d'un livre, a page from the French Blog LaRSG (La Revue des Sciences de Gestion) about the CPsquare book club.
- Following on from the CPsquare discussion- Shirley Williams Blog: Communities of Practice: Creating Learning Environments for Educators, some comments and observations about a conference call that formed part of the CPSquare bookclub event.
- Another follow on from the CPsquare discussion- After all the administrivia, some thoughts and reflections from John D Smith about the book and the process of trying to organise a synchronous read.
