As Graven (2004) stated, learning is not located in the acquisition of structure or in the heads of individuals but in the process of co-participation and the increased access of learners to participation. Therefore, forming and building communities are so important that the level and the strength of social interactions are the key elements of deciding the achievement or collapse of an online community. As Muijs, West, and Ainscow (2011) state that organizations might be effective providing that learners form communities of practice in networks and participate in a process of social learning.