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Nurturing communities of inquiry: a showcase of DojoIBL Angel Suárez Fernández & Stefaan Ternier

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Nurturing communities of inquiry: a showcase of DojoIBL

Angel Suárez Fernández & Stefaan Ternier

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Background

Social constructivism

IBLCuriosity

Construct knowledge

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Motivation• Key aspects

• Lessons learned from weSPOT

• Technological problems

• Shortcomings in existing platforms

• Social component

• Social, process and activity awareness

• Inquiry cycle

• Regulatory process

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Contribution

DojoIBL

Instant messagingTimeline

Notifications

Process visualization

Manipulation of data

Regulatoryprocess

Open Source

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Design

Process visualization

Clean and intuitive interface

Built on top existing frameworks

Practical example

Responsive

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Technology & pedagogy

Cognitive presence

Just in context (Scaffolding)

Community of inquiry

Social presence

Instant messaging

Teacher presence

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Technology & pedagogy

Monitoring

Process awareness

Chronological overview

Challenging aspect

Timeline

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Technology & pedagogy

Visual reminder ofInquiry process

Learning processes

Overview of the phases

Flexible representation

Inquiry cycle

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Technology & pedagogy

Flow adaptations during inquiries

Inquiry structure configuration

9 activity types

Inquiry evolves over time

Regulatory process

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Technology & pedagogy

Reuse concepts within the inquiry

In house concept mapping

Collaborative process

CSS & javascript

Data driven visualizations

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Questions

Questions? Don’t be afraid of the saying ‘Curiosity killed

the cat’… because ‘satisfaction brought it

back’

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Contact

Thank you very much for your attention

[email protected]