#hcil Case Study of Cooperative Inquiry Techniques in a Classroom of Children with Special Learning Needs (Elizabeth Foss)

  • expand cooperative inquiry to broader population; can it be used in a classroom of children with special learning needs? autism, learning disability, attention deficits
  • project: design a sports game using technology
  • design techniques: big paper, mixing ideas, bags of stuff, storyboarding, sticky noting, kidreporting
  • lots of data collection, qualitative coding (emergent themes)
  • findings: cooperative inquiry works with kids with special needs with a few small adjustments
  • recommendations: informal time, high adult-to-child ration, written and auditory directions, plan for high engagement
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