Design-Based Research Methods in CSCL: Calibrating our Epistemologies and Ontologies
Design-Based Research Methods in CSCL: Calibrating our Epistemologies and Ontologies
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CSCL 中基于设计的研究方法:校准我们的认识论和本体论
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2021
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C. Hoadley
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Yael Kali;C. Hoadley
Design-based research (DBR) methods are an important cornerstone in the methodological repertoire of the learning sciences, and they play a particularly important role in CSCL research and development. In this chapter, we first lay out some basic definitions of what DBR is and is not, and discuss some history of how this concept came to be part of the CSCL research landscape. We then attempt to describe the state-of-the-art by unpacking the contributions of DBR to both epistemology and ontology of CSCL. We describe a tension between two modes of inquiry—scientific and design—which we view as inherent to DBR, and explain why this has provoked ongoing critique of DBR as a methodology, and debates regarding the type of knowledge DBR should produce. Finally, we present a renewed approach for conducting a more methodologically coherent DBR, which calibrates between these two modes of inquiry in CSCL research.