The stories we tell each other about change and innovation in education are important. Much of the research literature concerned with change and innovation in education as in other fields has been strongly informed and influenced by the tenets of diffusion theory. This paper describes an alternative approach to the study of educational innovation and change which is hased on a sociology of translation or actor-network theory (ANT). ANT rejects cause and effect or factor-based accounts of change and focuses on understanding how alliances and associations of people and things are made, strengthened and weakened
In considering two extended examples of educational reform efforts, this discussion traces relations...
This chapter raises questions about our understanding of academic literacy practices in the digital ...
This chapter traces the history of what has come to be known as Actor Network Theory (ANT). Beginni...
This paper describes an approach to studying innovation and change that is taken from the field of S...
For more than two decades there has been a continuing and significant financial outlay in Australia ...
The role, influence and importance of participants in education research could be enhanced by the ap...
Actor-network theory (ANT) principles are increasingly migrating into educational research, providin...
Actor Network Theory (ANT) is explored as a useful tool in researching the intersection of English t...
Actor-network theory (ANT) is enjoying a notable surge of interest in educational research. New dire...
This preface discusses Actor-Network Theory (ANT), and in particular Innovation Translation – its a...
Contemporary educational, economic, technological and equity pressures have given rise to a veritabl...
This preface discusses Actor-Network Theory (ANT), and in particular Innovation Translation – its a...
This preface discusses Actor-Network Theory (ANT), and in particular Innovation Translation – its\ud...
Recent critiques have drawn important attention to the depoliticized consensus and empty promises em...
In considering two extended examples of educational reform efforts, this discussion traces relations...
In considering two extended examples of educational reform efforts, this discussion traces relations...
This chapter raises questions about our understanding of academic literacy practices in the digital ...
This chapter traces the history of what has come to be known as Actor Network Theory (ANT). Beginni...
This paper describes an approach to studying innovation and change that is taken from the field of S...
For more than two decades there has been a continuing and significant financial outlay in Australia ...
The role, influence and importance of participants in education research could be enhanced by the ap...
Actor-network theory (ANT) principles are increasingly migrating into educational research, providin...
Actor Network Theory (ANT) is explored as a useful tool in researching the intersection of English t...
Actor-network theory (ANT) is enjoying a notable surge of interest in educational research. New dire...
This preface discusses Actor-Network Theory (ANT), and in particular Innovation Translation – its a...
Contemporary educational, economic, technological and equity pressures have given rise to a veritabl...
This preface discusses Actor-Network Theory (ANT), and in particular Innovation Translation – its a...
This preface discusses Actor-Network Theory (ANT), and in particular Innovation Translation – its\ud...
Recent critiques have drawn important attention to the depoliticized consensus and empty promises em...
In considering two extended examples of educational reform efforts, this discussion traces relations...
In considering two extended examples of educational reform efforts, this discussion traces relations...
This chapter raises questions about our understanding of academic literacy practices in the digital ...
This chapter traces the history of what has come to be known as Actor Network Theory (ANT). Beginni...