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An inquiry-driven classroom:

Letting the students lead the way

An inquiry-driven classroom:

Letting the students lead the way

cc2008 Andi Jetaime https://www.flickr.com/photos/paix_et_amour/3058651818

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a little about mePaul Bond @phb256

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information literacy

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lifelong learning

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how the courses developed

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murderinc.biz

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face-to-face / virtual

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how the courses developed

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wiki / video

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“Although at times I thought we had too much blogging to do, I now realize it was key that we did have to blog because we learned so much by doing so.”

(http://truecrime.sara-akbari.com/uncategorized/reflection-on-the-course/)

student feedback

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“I think the group presentations were a great idea because it helped to establish leadership, teamwork, and accountability.”

(http://truecrime.thebestseth.com/uncategorized/one-final-post/)

student feedback

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the internet coursehttp://theinternetcourse.net/

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http://mediatedcultures.net/smatterings/how-to-get-students-to-find-and-read-94-articles-before-the-next-class/inspirations

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Michael Weschhttp://mediatedcultures.net/smatterings/how-to-get-students-to-find-and-read-94-articles-before-the-next-class/

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The Medrano Projecthttp://www.educause.edu/ero/article/oneclick-digital-and-medrano-project-oer-content-oer-pedagogy

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the internet coursehttp://theinternetcourse.net/

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brainstorming

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the internet course

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the CRAAP test

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http://talonssocials.wikispaces.com/CRAAP+Testing+the+English+Civil+War

inspired

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inspired

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concept maps

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student projects

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Timeline JS

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HTML

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Spreadsheet Mapper

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student projectsARPANET interviews

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We not only had to have a firm understanding of our specific articles, but also a deeper understanding of the topic so that we could intertwine the information with other panelists.

student feedback

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I thought this method was bloody brilliant, student panels kept students on their toes and all the discussions were engaging.

student feedback

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Participating in my own learning helped me retain knowledge. I learned how to synthesize my research and make it easier for someone not versed in the subject to learn it.

student feedback

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I feel like for the purposes of discussion, we learned enough. However for the purposes of spitting out facts, we didn’t learn all that much.

student feedback

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leveraging digital tools:to enable collaborationto enable open practiceto create projects

outcomes

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learning in a digital environmentdeveloping digital

fluency through editing wikis, web pages, audio & video

outcomes

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developing information literacy through inquiry, research,engagement, initiative and creativity

outcomes

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An inquiry-driven classroom:

Letting the students lead the way

An inquiry-driven classroom:

Letting the students lead the way

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