Researching use of Organic Groups in School Based sites

We've built one here at BYU at http://island.byu.edu

I can give you an account if you'd like to poke around and see how things are set up from the students perspective.

A professor and I are writing a paper on Island that'll be done in a few weeks. I'll post a copy on my blog and link to it from here when it's done.

Kyle Mathews

The resources page is a starting point (although not all of these sites use OG): http://groups.drupal.org/node/1722/resources -- many of the sites here link to specific case studies -- Also, http://sp.glenview34.org/ uses OG

We recently developed writingmatters.org and teacherleaders.org -- both of these sites use OG extensively to support teaching and learning. If you are interested, feel free to get in touch -- we have copies on our dev servers, and I can show you through the backend. I'm also midway through writing up a case study on the teacherleaders.org site, as there is a pretty rich social infrastructure for site members in that site.

Depending on your goals for the site, often OG and taxonomy can be used for overlapping ends -- ie, groups can be used for site organization, as well as access control. It largely depends on your privacy needs, and your publishing workflow needs.

FunnyMonkey
Tools for Teachers

I would love a copy please!

chad@linuxbasement.com

Please send a copy to earlwer@gmail.com

thanks

Please send a copy to doknet@gmail.com
thanks

To misterjoonas@gmail.com