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C/P/171. Modes of enquiry: theory and practical application
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The paper examines various modes of enquiry providing information on the advantages and disadvantages of deductive methods, inductive methods, systematic thinking and consequential enquiry. The impact of Podcasting on education and the impact of Web 2.0 technology on IBM are analyzed using the technique of consequence analysis and effect/probability/ action grid. Ethical issues related to the use of the information technologies are addressed.
KEYWORDS: modes of enquiry, deductive, inductive, systematic thinking, consequential enquiry, Web 2.0, Podcasting,
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