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10) Everyday Inquiry in World History – Enthusiasts and Surveillance

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Everyday inquiry is considerably older than universities and their formalised sciences. We have probably engaged in testing, reflection and sharing of experience for as...
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9) Metaphors That Give DAS Meaning: “DAS Is a Way to…”

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The method DAS has so far been described as a way of working with clear components, processes and definitions. In this chapter, I take...
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8) Challenges with DAS: A New Method Meets the Everyday Rhythm

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There is no shortage of challenges when working with DAS. The resistance that can arise is nothing unusual or specific to this method –...
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7) Organising for DAS: The Inquiring Leader

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Organising for DAS is, at its heart, a leadership task. DAS itself is straightforward, but it requires leadership that holds together structure, priority and...
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6) Data Analysis with DAS: Intelligent Thinking

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Now we come to the third and final step in DAS, where the S stands for "Sample the impact". How did it go for...
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5) Digital Datadriven Dialogue: Leading Your Colleagues’ Learning

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Now we come to one of the most beautiful aspects of everyday inquiry, but perhaps also the most challenging. That moment when we, as...
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4) Action Task and Tag Design: From Curiosity to Finished DAS Design

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Designing action tasks and tags is the starting point for the entire DAS process – this is where the foundation is laid for both...
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3) How DAS works – Three steps and six key concepts

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This chapter provides an overview of how the DAS method works in practice. Following the first two chapters about the ideas underpinning DAS and...
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