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When the NINF came home: guiding parents and children in the co-construction of narratives linking home and school learning

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posted on 2023-06-07, 14:14 authored by J. Underwood, Hilary Smith, Rosemary Luckin, B. du Boulay, J. Holmberg, J. Kerawalla, H. Tunley
The Meno project came up with a framework for narrative guidance and narrative construction in the context of non-adaptive systems. As part of the HOMEWORK project we are now trying to take this framework forward so that we can create adaptive systems that can help teachers and learners deliver a coherent experience across artifacts and contexts. In this paper we discuss how we are attempting to ensure that the framework that underpins the HOMEWORK project helps designers, teachers and learners to work together. We discuss the evolution of the current Non Linear Narrative Framework (NINF) and, in particular, our continuing work with teachers as we try to increase our understanding about how best to design to support them in their lesson planning activities. Our focus here is on extending the Meno framework for an adaptive system and extending it to other user groups in addition to learners.

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Publication status

  • Published

Publisher

Northumbria University

Page range

101-108

Event name

Nile 2004: Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference on Narrative and Interactive Learning Environments

Event location

Edinburgh, Scotland

Event type

conference

Event date

10Aug -13 Aug 2004

Book title

NILE 2004: Proceedings ot the 3rd international conference on Narrative and Interactive Learning Environments, Edinburgh, UK

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  • Informatics Publications

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Peer reviewed?

  • Yes

Editors

Paul Brna

Legacy Posted Date

2008-02-29

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