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HOW TO DESIGN CLASSROOM PRACTICES FOR COLLABORATIVE INQUIRY?
Minna Lakkala
Department of Psychology, University of Helsinki
http://www.helsinki.fi/science/networkedlearning
Inquiry Learning, building bridges to practice, May 2006
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Introduction
Classic models of instructional design are not very
applicable to collaborative inquiry because they mainly
concentrate on individual processes of learning and are
based on the strict pre-structuring of content and
activities. The pedagogical design of collaborative inquiry is more
like establising the elementary preconditions for the
inquiry culture to emerge. Like ”indirect design” of CSCL (Jones & al. 2006)
--> Designing pedagogical infrastructures for inquiry (Sfard,
2000; Bielaczyc, 2001; Paavola & al., 2002; Lipponen &
Lallimo, 2004; Guribye, 2005).
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Pedagogical infrastructures for collaborative inquiry
COLLABORATIVE INQUIRY PROCESSStudents’ participation & Teacher guidance
Technical infrastructure 4
Social infrastructure
Epistemological infrastructure
Cognitive infrastructure
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Features shaping the technical infrastructure
Providing of the technology and technical advice for the
members of the learning community. Organizing the use of technology and situations in which
the technology is used. The diversity and nature of tools provided.
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Features shaping the social infrastructure
The explicit arrangements to advance and organize
students’ collaboration and social interaction. Openness and sharing of the process and outcomes. The integration of face-to-face and technology-mediated
activity.
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Features shaping the epistemological infrastructure
The conception of knowledge that the practices reflect. Explicitness of knowledge-creating inquiry in the process. The role of knowledge sources used in the course. Students’ and teachers’ role in creating and sharing
knowledge.
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Features shaping the cognitive infrastructure
Explicit modelling of the strategies of inquiry. Guidance provided for the students. Methods used to promote metacognitive thinking. Cognitive scaffolding for collaborative inquiry embedded
in tools.
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Case: 10 Secrets – Progressive inquiry in history
The idea was to interpret historical pictures from various
time periods to understand history. Two classes from the
same school conducted similar units and collaborated. Subject domains: history, native language Grade: 5th grade in a Finnish elementary school Age of students: 11-12 years Number of participants: 29 + 27 students & two teachers Duration: 8 weeks, 4 to 8 hours per week Context: The project was carried out during the
international ITCOLE project funded by European Union
(Innovative Technology for Collaborative Learning and
Knowledge Building, http://www.euro-cscl.org/site/itcole)
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Progressive Inquiry as a pedagogical model in the project (Hakkarainen, 2003)
Setting up research problems
Creating the Context
Constructing Working Theories
Critical Evaluation
Searchin Deepening Knowledge
Constructing New Working Theories
Shared expertise
Generating Subordinate Questions
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Collaborative technology used:FLE3 (http://fle3.uiah.fi)
Open Source and Free Software; The pedagogical model of Progressive Inquiry is
embedded in the FLE design; Knowledge building (KB) module
threaded discourse forums
labelling of notes by a category of inquiry scaffold;
Virtual WebTops for storing and sharing documents; Jamming for sharing and structuring the versions of
elaborated, shared artefacts.
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FLE3’s Knowledge Building area
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Examples of historical pictures
Database
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Related publications
Lakkala, M., Lallimo, J., & Hakkarainen, K. (2005).
Teachers' pedagogical designs for technology-supported
collective inquiry: A national case study. Computers &
Education, 45(3), 337-356. Lakkala, M., Muukkonen, H., & Hakkarainen, K. (2005).
Patterns of scaffolding in computer-mediated
collaborative inquiry. Mentoring & Tutoring, 13(2), 281–
300. Lakkala, M., Ilomäki, L., & Palonen, T. (in press).
Implementing virtual, collaborative inquiry practices in
middle school context. Behavior & Information
Technology.