Academic, Public, and Work Communities
ACADEMIC, PUBLIC, AND WORK COMMUNITIES
The term community has two distinct commutative meanings Community can refer to a usually small, social unity of any size that shares common values. The term can also refer to the national community or international community.
In biology, a community is a group of interacting living organisms sharing a populated environment. However, Different communities exhibit different characteristics and commination styles.
A community is not just a group of people bound by geographical links, such as a village settlement or district, but also includes those brought together by lifestyle, religion, hobby, interest, etc.
For example, the purpose of an academic community is to create, share and
apply knowledge. The primary activity in an academic cOmmunity IS learning. A
university is a Sample of an academic community. Being a university Student,
yOu are als0 a member of an academic community. Similarly, all people in a
given location are examples of a public gathering People working in an
organization can be called a wor
king Community.
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