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Using Network Mapping Tools to Research Professional Networking in Education

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Alison Fox, PhD, senior lecturer, The Open University, discusses using network mapping tools to research professional networking in education, including research design, data collection and analysis, and shares method-related advice.

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Carmichael, P, Fox, A, & McCormick, R, & Et al, (2006).Teachers’ networks in and out of school. Research Papers in Education, 21(2),217-234.

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Fox, A(2016).Plurality or Linearity: What is the experience of emerging as a school leader in the English context?. Universal Journal of Educational Research, 4(5),1129-1141.

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Fox, A, & Bird, T(2017).The challenge to professionals of using social media: teachers in England negotiating personal-professional identities. Education and Information Technologies, 22(2),647–675.

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Fox, A, Haddock, J, & Smith, T(2007).A network biography: Reflecting on a journey from birth to maturity of a networked learning community. The Curriculum Journal, 18(3),287-306.

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Fox, A, McCormick, R, Procter, R, & Carmichael, R(2007).The design and use of a mapping tool as a baseline means of identifying an organisation’s active networks. Int J of Research & Method in Education, 30(2),127–147.

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Fox, A.R, & Wilson, E.G(2015).Networking and the development of professionals: Beginning teachers building social capital. Teaching and Teacher Education, 47,93-107.

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Hargreaves, D.H(2003).Education epidemic: Transforming secondary schools through innovation networks. London: Demos,

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McCormick, R, Fox, A, Carmichael, P, & Procter, R(2010).Researching and Understanding Educational Networks. Routledge,

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McGregor, J.H(2004).Spatiality and Teacher Workplace Cultures. The Open University,

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Pearson, M, & Somekh, B(2003).Concept-mapping as a research tool: A study of primary children's representations of information and communication technologies (ICT). Education and Information Technologies, 8(1),5-22.

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