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Nine reviewed studies reported LA as reflective tools enhancing knowledge-building outcomes such as individual idea development and collective knowledge advancement

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q2 i? Nine studies examined KB-related measurements and reported improvements including individual idea development, collective knowledge advancement, and higher levels of collective epistemic agency. → Fan Chen 2025

Evidence

Fan Chen 2025

Fan Chen, Gaowei Chen. (2025). Learning analytics in inquiry-based learning: a systematic review. Education Tech Research Dev. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11423-025-10507-9

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The review reports, citing the nine primary studies it synthesises, that LA served as reflective tools for individuals and groups, with reported improvements in individual idea development, collective knowledge advancement, and collective epistemic agency.

"Nine studies examined KB-related measurements, where LA served as reflective tools for both individuals and groups, enhancing engagement in collective inquiry activities."

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