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Chapter 1. Addressing methodological challenges in research on professional learning and development (Michael Goller, Eva Kyndt, Susanna Paloniemi, & Crina Damşa) -- Part I: Methods for data collection -- Chapter 2. Applying the experience sampling method to research on workplace learning (Jürgen Seifried & Andreas Rausch) -- Chapter 3. Uncovering informal workplace learning by using diaries (Andreas Rausch, Michael Goller, & Bianca Steffen) -- Chapter 4. Using the vignette technique to increase insight into professional development at work (Veronika Anselmann & Regina H. Mulder) -- Chapter 5. Integrating self-reports and electrodermal activity (EDA) measurement in studying emotions in professional learning complementary data in researching emotions in professional learning. (Susanna Paloniemi, Markku Penttonen, Anneli Eteläpelto, Päivi Hökkä, & Katja Vähäsantanen) -- Chapter 6. Multimodal stress assessment in working and learning contexts: Using physiological, observational and experience-based data (Tobias Kärner & Detlef Sembill) -- Chapter 7. Combining physiological and experiential measures to study adult learning (Minna Silvennoinen, Tiina Parviainen, Anita Malinen, Suvi Karjalainen, Mari Manu, & Mikko Vesisenaho) -- Chapter 8. Measuring professional competence using computer-generated log data (Luca Spliethoff & Stephan Abele) -- Chapter 9. Investigating interaction dynamics: A temporal approach to team learning (Lida David, Maaike Endedijk & Piet van den Bossche) -- Part II: Methods for data analysis -- Chapter 10. Bayesian statistics in the research field of professional learning and development (Petri Nokelainen, Tahani Z. Aldahdouh, & Alaa A. Aldahdouh) -- Chapter 11. A primer to latent profile and latent class analysis (Johannes Bauer) -- Chapter 12. PLS-based structural equation modelling: An alternative approach to estimate complex relationships between unobserved constructs (Michael Goller & Frederic Hilkenmeier) -- Chapter 13. Participant's video annotations as a database to measure professional development (Bianca Steffen & Maikki Pouta) -- Chapter 14. Data mining and analytics in the context of workplace learning: Benefits and affordances (Dirk Ifenthaler) -- Chapter 15. Addressing 'wicked problems' using visual analysis (Eva Kyndt & Jan Aerts) -- Part III: Research approaches -- Chapter 16. Delphi-technique as a method for research on professional learning (Christian Harteis) -- Chapter 17. The narrative approach to research professional identity: relational, temporal, and dialogical perspectives (Katja Vähäsantanen, & Maarit Arvaja) -- Chapter 18. Capturing actions of communities: Towards virtual ethnography and digital tools in researching organizations and workplace learning (Soila Lemmetty, Kaija Collin, Vlad Glăveanu, & Susanna Paloniemi) -- Chapter 19. Video-based interaction analysis: a research and training method to understand workplace learning and professional development (Laurent Filliettaz, Stéphanie Garcia, & Marianne Zogmal) -- Chapter 20. Q Method: Assessing subjectivity through structured ranking of items (Susanne Leidig, Hanna Köhler, Carina Caruso, & Michael Goller) -- Chapter 21. Eye tracking in professional learning and development: Uncovering expertise development among residents in radiology (Helen Jossberger) -- Chapter 22. Seeing workplaces from a Social Network Analysis (SNA) approach (Tuire Palonen) -- Chapter 23. Design-based research - grounding, understanding and empirical illustration in the context of vocational education (Karl-Heinz Gerholz & Anne Wagner) -- Chapter 24. Change Laboratory method for facilitating transformative agency and collective professional learning - case from a Finnish elementary school (Anu Kajamaa & Sakari Hyrkkö) -- Chapter 25. Professional learning analytics: Understanding complex learning processes through measurement, collection, analysis, and reporting of MOOC data (Allison Littlejohn, Eileen Kennedy, & Diana Laurillard) -- Chapter 26. Longitudinal case study research to study self-regulation of professional learning: combining observations and stimulated recall interviews throughout everyday work (Katrien Cuyvers, Piet Van den Bossche, & Vincent Donche) -- Part IV: Discussion & Commentary -- Chapter 27. Researching professional learning in complex environments: Opportunities and challenges from a qualitative research perspective (Monika Nerland) -- Chapter 28. How to deal with the complexity in research on workplace learning (Erno Lehtinen) |