Collecting questions
In his comic ‘A Day at the Park,’ Kostas Kiriakakis tells the tale of two characters – the first a philosophical one-eyed winged alien creature, the second a toad-like pompous […]
What is inquiry learning?
In a previous post, I described inquiry learning as comprising three elements: 1) questioning frameworks 2) information literacy / information seeking process 3) an action research cycle My conclusion was that these […]
Everyday inquiry and inquiry learning
In this post I outline the characteristics of everyday inquiry and explain how everyday inquiry is related to inquiry learning. Everyday inquiry involves asking questions, and finding and using information […]
IL is dead, long live IL!
In this post I argue that information literacy (IL) is a last century concept and that inquiry learning (IL) is a more holistic and powerful framework with which to understand […]
Welcome!
Welcome to my inaugural blog post! The aim of this blog is to facilitate discussion and understanding of inquiry learning and information literacy in school and university curricula. If you […]
