Community Inquiry Labs as Effective Community Informatics Tools
Community Inquiry Lab Collaborative; Bishop, Ann Peterson; Brock, Andre; Bruce, Bertram C.; Crump, Eric; Heidorn, P. Bryan; Jones, M. Cameron; Linderman, David; Lunsford, Karen J.; Nazarova, Muzhgan; Palmer, Brent; Ramprakash, Rajeev
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Description
Title
Community Inquiry Labs as Effective Community Informatics Tools
Author(s)
Community Inquiry Lab Collaborative
Bishop, Ann Peterson
Brock, Andre
Bruce, Bertram C.
Crump, Eric
Heidorn, P. Bryan
Jones, M. Cameron
Linderman, David
Lunsford, Karen J.
Nazarova, Muzhgan
Palmer, Brent
Ramprakash, Rajeev
Issue Date
2004-03
Keyword(s)
Community Inquiry Labs
community informatics
Reflective action
Pragmatism
Community inquiry
Abstract
Meeting these challenges is crucial as we work to address community
aspirations, capabilities, and problems. We are contributing to this effort
through our current research and development on Community Inquiry Labs
(CILs). A CIL is most importantly a concept, although we are developing webbased
tools that are freely available to anyone wishing to support community
inquiry online (http://inquiry.uiuc.edu/cil). Our ultimate aim is to empower
communities by supporting the development of the next generation of
creative ICT ideas, people, tools, and designs.
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