Skip to content
Open ENA — Epistemic Network Analysis
HomeMissionOpen ENAPlugin LabNewsAcademyAbout
HomeMissionOpen ENAPlugin LabNewsAcademyAbout
← Back to ENA Research News

Topic

curriculum design

1 article

Photorealistic editorial photograph of middle-school learners planning an environmentally resilient virtual city as future-science identity connections develop
Conference Paper2021
Conference Paper 25

A museum course linked weekly design choices with middle-school STEM identity exploration

Amanda Barany, Mamta Shah, Aroutis Foster

2nd International Conference on Quantitative Ethnography (ICQE 2020)

How intentionally designed activities supported different processes of environmental-science identity exploration. The results linked the design of weekly activities with the identity facets students emphasized, illustrating shifting processes of identity exploration. A small design-based case without a randomized counterfactual cannot isolate curricular components or establish durable identity change and later career acquisition.

curriculum designSTEM identityprojective reflection
Read the reviewed summary →
Open ENA — Epistemic Network Analysis

A multilingual knowledge site for learning, applying, and discussing Epistemic Network Analysis.

QE/ENA and webENA: with acknowledgement to UW–Madison, David Williamson Shaffer and the Epistemic Analytics Lab.

Full acknowledgements and references

Navigation

HomeMissionOpen ENAPlugin LabNewsAcademyAbout

Primary resources

Open ENA webtoolOfficial webENABrowse official resourcesPeer-reviewed tutorial
© 2026 Open-ENA.COM. All rights reserved.