We describe nQuire, a constraint-based learning toolkit to support a continuity of inquiry based learning between classroom and non-formal settings. The paper proposes design requirements for personal inquiry learning environments that support learning of personally meaningful science topics with development of metacognitive understanding and self-regulation of the scientific process through situated practice. It introduces a generic implementable model of the inquiry process, and describes an instantiation in the nQuire learning environment. An example of the use of the toolkit for a Healthy Eating inquiry with 28 Year 9 students concludes with results of the trial, design issues and recommendations.
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%1 springerlink:10.1007/978-3-642-21869-9_41
%A Sharples, Mike
%A Collins, Trevor
%A Feißt, Markus
%A Gaved, Mark
%A Mulholland, Paul
%A Paxton, Mark
%A Wright, Michael
%B Artificial Intelligence in Education
%D 2011
%E Biswas, Gautam
%E Bull, Susan
%E Kay, Judy
%E Mitrovic, Antonija
%I Springer Berlin / Heidelberg
%K ASLD11 design enquiry inquiry knowledge learning microclimates nquire
%P 312-319
%T A “Laboratory of Knowledge-Making” for Personal Inquiry Learning
%U http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-21869-9_41
%V 6738
%X We describe nQuire, a constraint-based learning toolkit to support a continuity of inquiry based learning between classroom and non-formal settings. The paper proposes design requirements for personal inquiry learning environments that support learning of personally meaningful science topics with development of metacognitive understanding and self-regulation of the scientific process through situated practice. It introduces a generic implementable model of the inquiry process, and describes an instantiation in the nQuire learning environment. An example of the use of the toolkit for a Healthy Eating inquiry with 28 Year 9 students concludes with results of the trial, design issues and recommendations.
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