Communities of Practice: what are they and how they could help you?

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"Communities of Practice are action and purpose driven groups, engaged in a process of co-creation, collaboration, shared peer-learning and innovation around shared goals, values, vision and interests.” (Danielle Bultoc, UCL)

CoPs bring colleagues together in order to:

• Create support networks

• Learn and grow their skills

• Share knowledge and join up related work

• Share common approaches

• Collaborate and innovate, and create better practices for everyone.

Come along to this session to find out more about how CoPs are being established and embedded at Cambridge, and the ways in which they could help you and those who you work with to achieve your objectives. There will be the opportunity to ask questions, share ideas for potential new CoPs and learn more about this exciting new area of development in the University.

All welcome

Number of sessions: 1

• To understand what is meant by a Community of Practice and the unique role they can play in supporting organisational change

• To explain how involvement with CoPs could benefit you, your team and the wider institution.

• To offer the opportunity to raise any questions you may have about CoPs and find out how you can get involved.

Online via Microsoft Teams

One hour