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The overarching goal of this study is to investigate how the design of a dashboard tool can support explainers (i.e., facilitators in a museum exhibit) in scaffolding visitor engagement and learning in open-ended inquiry activities. To better understand the design requirements, we conducted observations in situ to document current facilitative activities and focus groups to elicit the explainer’s perspectives on the problem space. In this paper, we present our preliminary analysis of different types of tasks performed and envisioned by the explainers. We anticipate our findings will give us greater insight into essential design features of a digital dashboard for any learning context that aims to support learners’ engagement with open-ended inquiry activities.
Elham Beheshti, ETS
Leilah Lyons, University of Illinois at Chicago
Wren Thompson, New York Hall of Science
Aditi Mallavarapu, University of Illinois at Chicago
Stephen Miles Uzzo, New York Hall of Science