Symposium 4: Using Action-Oriented Or Participatory Research Methods For Research On Networked Learning
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https://doi.org/10.54337/nlc.v4.9619Keywords:
Action-oriented or participatory research, Networked learning, Multimedia-based communicationAbstract
This paper explores action-oriented or participatory research in the field of networked learning. A small study was conducted into ways of supporting distributed communities of practitioners in their ongoing professional development, through the creation and use of stored multimedia artifacts within networked learning environments A user-centred, exploratory and participatory research approach was adopted. The paper suggests why such an approach was deemed appropriate for this kind of study: allowing the researcher to build theoretical constructs grounded in qualitative data gathered from real practitioners; but also informed by the researcher’s own personal experiences and self-reflective observations.
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