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    's rights, such as the right to vote in the late 1920s. Women still have roles to fulfill, even in a modern society that is dominated by a virtual world. Gender identification has multiplied from that of men and women, to Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer (LGBTQ).. Nonetheless, we still have particular roles even for women in gay virtual communities. Education and gender are significant in dictating the participation as well as limitations of women in social media. They demonstrate that

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    spend much time in online communities to network with virtual friends and play role plays. They provide an advantage for people with special needs who cannot leave the house, because they benefit from the accessibility of the internet. Moreover, they help people who often move to stay in touch with their friends. Nevertheless, spending too much time in online communities leads to drawbacks in the development of the user’s personality. More energy is dedicated to the virtual life than to real life and

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    Virtual vs Bricks and Mortar When the No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB) emerged in 2001 ensuring that all students were entitled to receiving an appropriate education, virtual school became an increasingly popular alternative to traditional brick and mortar school settings amongst 21st century learners. The main advantage of brick and mortar schools is that they provide students with various social opportunities from daily face-to-face interactions. Traditional settings also allow for easier access

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    the first Jews came to Belgium, how they were organized, and why the Jews left and then returned. There are many pull factors the caused the Jews to immigrate to Belgium, as well as many push factors. Despite all of Belgium’s history the Jewish community in Belgium continues to thrive. In Europe most of the Jewish settlement began with the Roman conquest in 53-57 A.D. When the Jews were expelled from their countries they fled to Belgium. Most of the Jews were educated and some

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    Fandom, both as a community and a culture is interpretative. The term interpretative community was rooted from a literary theorist named Stanley Fish. He established this notion in his book “Is There a Text in this Class?” (1980), believing that the reader holds a core position both in shaping and producing the meaning of literary works where according to him, reader’s experiences affects their interpretation of a text. In his study, Fish (1980) divided the act of reading texts into two (2) categories

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    the academic community has in turn tried to understand how it will affect our lives as a society. On a more relevant scale, how this kind of progress affects our immediate community. This paper will attempt to argue that since community is an ever evolving concept, social networking today acts as an extension of it in terms of communication and facilitation of ideas, rather than an independent social structure that is neither detrimental nor additive to our current constructs of community. In order

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    “Virtual Dental Homes”: Will They Be The Wave of the Future? "Basing a virtual dental home in a school, a nursing home or other community setting allows dental hygienists to prevent or treat the majority of oral health problems on site, and also brings prevention information to patients, families and caregivers.” – Professor Paul Glassman News Staff (Stockton, CA) -- Bringing "virtual dental homes" to schools, nursing homes and long-term care facilities can keep people healthy - reducing school absenteeism

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    a hierarchy structure where a leader was the head and whatever command came from that leader was carried out. Some organizations are moving to a community structure where a team of people makes decisions for the organization (Christiansen & Robey, 2015). As more and more attention is on work-life effectiveness, organizations are reorganizing to a virtual structure by allowing workers to telework (Khan & Agha,

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    The challenges of virtual team collaboration are numerous and significant. However, several organizational best practices exist, which companies can employ to maximize virtual team development and collaboration. By applying these practices, organizations can overcome virtual team challenges, such as time, distance, size, diversity, communication, and specialization. The organizational best practices fall into four primary categories, namely Executive support, HR Practices, Leadership Strength

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    Online Communities.

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    Online Communities. To start off my essay I would like to stress on the fact that an online community is not created online communities evolve and flourish. Most of the well built online communities take time and effort to establish them. In this essay I will be covering topics like how people interact in an online community, also will be looking at how to facilitate a successful online discussion and how to evaluate the success or failure of an online community. With the dawn of the new

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