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Very often the students receive knowledge by passive transfer from their teachers using traditional didactic model of teaching. This approach is less stimulating for the students to explore real-life situations and to realize how the knowledge can be applied in these situations. The inquiry-based learning stimulates the students to be active thinkers, to research solutions and to gain life-long experience, as well as confidence. In the Human Computer Interaction (HCI) course elaborated in this paper the computer-science students are challenged and stimulated to explore, learn and practically apply their knowledge in real projects. This paper describes the results and the experience of introducing inquiry-based learning for project assignments of HCI course.
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