I’m currently completing my dissertation for an MA in performance coaching and mentoring at Staffordshire University
The purpose of my research is to investigate the extent to which social media tools and materials are currently being used to support face to face coaching, within the context of private, public or voluntary organisations.
The research objectives are to:
1. Identify whether social media tools and materials are being used by coaches to support face to face coaching
2. Explore which social media tools and materials are being used by coaches and how they are being used to support face to face coaching
3. Investigate perceived outcomes, benefits and disadvantages of using social media tools and materials to support face to face coaching
4. Investigate the barriers to using social media tools and materials to support face to face coaching
5. Formulate recommendations for ways in which social media tools and materials could be used to support face to face coaching
I would like to invite you to participate in this research by completing a short questionnaire. This should only take between 10-20 minutes to complete. You will not be identifiable in any resulting reports, articles or publications, unless you expressly wish to be
More Information about this research and what’s involved can be viewed here
I hope that the resulting written work (which I will share) will highlight ways in which social media tools are/could be used by internal and external coaches to support face to face coaching in an organisational setting.
In addition I hope that information shared about perceived benefits, barriers and disadvantages will be useful in raising potential issues and informing and enhancing future coaching practice.
If you have any questions please feel free to contact me
Thank you


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