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:2013 01 26 :2013 03 21 :2013 03 26 * This research was supported by Hannam University Research Fund in 2012. **    The degree to which people share knowledge has major impacts on the effectiveness of virtual community of practice (VCoP). As an extension to the previous study which investigated the effect of individual cooperative types (cooperator, reciprocator, and free rider) on knowledge sharing, it is investigated how much increase in the degree of cooperation will enhance knowledge sharing when there are more knowledge contributors and strong ties exist across the community. Simulation method is adopted to measure the effect of the cooperative type and tie strength on knowledge sharing. The results reveal that the tie strength positively affects knowledge contribution in VCoP and strongly tied VCoP generates equivalent level of knowledge contribution as that of weakly-tied VCoP with 5% more contributors. Keyword:Knowledge Sharing, Virtual Communities of Practice, Tie Strength, Cooperative Type, Reciprocity 韓國IT學會誌 第12卷 第2號 2013年 6月, pp.119-129

Promoting Knowledge Sharing in Virtual Communities of Practice : Effects of the Cooperative Type and Tie Strength