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Using technology to build community in professional associations.

Margarete L Zalon¹

¹Department of Nursing, University of Scranton, Pennsylvania 18510, USA.

Journal of Continuing Education in Nursing

|June 3, 2008

Summary

Professional associations use technology for member engagement and advancing practice. Applying adult education principles and understanding generational differences enhances community and social capital within these organizations.

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Area of Science:

Organizational behavior
Adult education theory
Technology adoption in professional groups

Background:

Professional associations increasingly adopt technology for member interaction and operational efficiency.
The integration of innovative technology presents both opportunities and challenges for associations.
Understanding member demographics is crucial for effective engagement.

Purpose of the Study:

To explore the application of adult education principles in technology adoption for professional associations.
To examine how understanding generational differences can foster community and social capital.
To provide insights into leveraging technology for advancing policy and professional practice.

Main Methods:

Literature review on adult education, technology adoption, and generational studies.
Conceptual framework development integrating key principles.
Analysis of case studies or best practices in professional associations (implied).

Main Results:

Adult education principles offer a structured approach to technology integration.
Generational awareness can significantly improve community building and social capital.
Technology facilitates advancements in policy advocacy and professional development.

Conclusions:

Effective technology adoption in associations requires pedagogical considerations from adult education.
Addressing generational needs is vital for cultivating robust social capital and community.
Strategic use of technology empowers associations to enhance their impact on policy and practice.