Online Community Report
Welcome! The Online Community Report is a web resource for online community professionals -- that is, anyone that works on issues of web interactivity and collaboration. The web is quickly becoming more participatory (as described by many terms -- "online collaboration", "social networking", "communities of practice", "web 2.0"). Professionals involved with this exciting evolution of the web, including community managers, business strategists, tools developers, and funders, will find resources of interest on this site.
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Question 2: Which metrics should I be measuring? (Measuring value in traditional and non-traditional ways) The short answer? It depends on your community goals. It should be a mix of quantitative and qualitative. This is a great a... |
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Forgot about this site -- I used to subscribe to its email newsletter back in late 90s. Looks like it's still going strong; informed by a lot of experience of how hard it is to build robust online communities -- good antidote to i... |
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Question 2: Which metrics should I be measuring? (Measuring value in traditional and non-traditional ways) The short answer? It depends on your community goals. It should be a mix of quantitative and qualitative. This is a great a... |
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