Scholar consists of five working spaces, or apps.

• Community is a discussion and portfolio space that is a little bit like all of Facebook, Twittter, LinkedIn, and a blog ... and in some ways quite different from all of them. Community is dedicated to forming knowledge communities in ways that other social media are not.
• Creator is a digital workspace that is different from a processor in two important ways—it is genuinely multimodal, allowing you to combine text, image, video, audio, dataset and any other file into a composite 'work'; and it a very social space, supporting structured feedback.
• Publisher is where groups of people are organized to provide feedback on each other's works.
• Analytics provides a whole lot of knowledge and learning data to teachers, learners and participants in knowledge communities.
• Bookstore delivers content created in Scholar, including our revolutionary Learning Module format.

For a brief introduction, view Introducing Scholar.

To learn how to navigate the main spaces in Scholar, view Navigating Scholar.

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