Inquiry-Based Learning in Information Science
Antje Michel, Hans-Christoph Hobohm
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Antje Michel, Hans-Christoph Hobohm
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Inquiry-based learning has selectively found its way into the teaching of information science – not as a didactic guiding principle, however. In the following article, the basic conditions for research in information science and the application of methods in the discipline will be used to work out the opportunities provided by using inquiry-based learning formats in information science.
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Inquiry-based learning has selectively found its way into the teaching of information science – not as a didactic guiding principle, however. In the following article, the basic conditions for research in information science and the application of methods in the discipline will be used to work out the opportunities provided by using inquiry-based learning formats in information science.
Key concepts: Science learning, Computer science, Information science, Learning sciences, Mathematics education, Science education, Engineering ethics, Psychology