Joanna Weidler-Lewis
ABSTRACT
This poster describes the design and development of the Coaching Companion, a set of online tools to support the collaborative work of instructional coaching for Head Start preschool teachers. While designing the Coaching Companion included key stakeholders, we surfaced and documented specific design and value tensions. Our analysis of interview data reflected some of the key value and design tensions that surfaced during our design process.
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Index Terms
- The Coaching Companion: Computer-Mediated Instructional Coaching
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