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2011
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-21869-9_41
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A “Laboratory of Knowledge-Making” for Personal Inquiry Learning

Abstract: Abstract-This paper describes the development of nQuire, a software application to guide personal inquiry learning. nQuire provides teacher support for authoring, orchestrating and monitoring inquiries as well as student support for carrying out, configuring and reviewing inquiries. nQuire allows inquiries to be scripted and configured in various ways, so that personally relevant, rather than off-the-shelf inquiries, can be created and used by teachers and students. nQuire incorporates an approach to specifyin… Show more

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“…In this particular project, the data was collected, analysed, reflected on, and reported through mobile and sensor technologies. In another enquiry project, nQuire [29], a constraint-based toolkit was designed in order to support the continuation of enquiry-based learning between classroom and non-formal settings. Moreover, software running on mobile and desktop computers was used to investigate problems and guide the enquiry process by providing an interactive visual representation of scientific practice.…”
Section: Mobile Science Enquiry-based Learningmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this particular project, the data was collected, analysed, reflected on, and reported through mobile and sensor technologies. In another enquiry project, nQuire [29], a constraint-based toolkit was designed in order to support the continuation of enquiry-based learning between classroom and non-formal settings. Moreover, software running on mobile and desktop computers was used to investigate problems and guide the enquiry process by providing an interactive visual representation of scientific practice.…”
Section: Mobile Science Enquiry-based Learningmentioning
confidence: 99%