IEU UNIVERSE · KNOWLEDGE EXPERIENCES
Short activities with worked guidance that learners can complete in a browser or on paper.
Check units, scale and variability.
Compare two synthetic quantities and explain whether they share a denominator. First define the key terms and unit of analysis.
A sound response defines the question, states assumptions, selects evidence that fits the question and explains limitations. A complete response also includes a traceable source, a stated comparison rule and a brief limitation.
Check units, scale and variability.
Compare two synthetic quantities and explain whether they share a denominator. Then test the idea using a small bounded example.
A sound response defines the question, states assumptions, selects evidence that fits the question and explains limitations. A complete response also includes a traceable source, a stated comparison rule and a brief limitation.
Check units, scale and variability.
Compare two synthetic quantities and explain whether they share a denominator. Finally identify a limitation and one next question.
A sound response defines the question, states assumptions, selects evidence that fits the question and explains limitations. A complete response also includes a traceable source, a stated comparison rule and a brief limitation.
Distinguish argument, evidence and qualification.
Annotate a short public information page using claim / evidence / question. First define the key terms and unit of analysis.
A sound response defines the question, states assumptions, selects evidence that fits the question and explains limitations. A complete response also includes a traceable source, a stated comparison rule and a brief limitation.
Distinguish argument, evidence and qualification.
Annotate a short public information page using claim / evidence / question. Then test the idea using a small bounded example.
A sound response defines the question, states assumptions, selects evidence that fits the question and explains limitations. A complete response also includes a traceable source, a stated comparison rule and a brief limitation.
Distinguish argument, evidence and qualification.
Annotate a short public information page using claim / evidence / question. Finally identify a limitation and one next question.
A sound response defines the question, states assumptions, selects evidence that fits the question and explains limitations. A complete response also includes a traceable source, a stated comparison rule and a brief limitation.
Match a question to a design and limits.
Choose a design for a fictional question and state what it cannot establish. First define the key terms and unit of analysis.
A sound response defines the question, states assumptions, selects evidence that fits the question and explains limitations. A complete response also includes a traceable source, a stated comparison rule and a brief limitation.
Match a question to a design and limits.
Choose a design for a fictional question and state what it cannot establish. Then test the idea using a small bounded example.
A sound response defines the question, states assumptions, selects evidence that fits the question and explains limitations. A complete response also includes a traceable source, a stated comparison rule and a brief limitation.
Match a question to a design and limits.
Choose a design for a fictional question and state what it cannot establish. Finally identify a limitation and one next question.
A sound response defines the question, states assumptions, selects evidence that fits the question and explains limitations. A complete response also includes a traceable source, a stated comparison rule and a brief limitation.
Identify boundary, relationships and feedback.
Draw a small system map and mark one feedback loop. First define the key terms and unit of analysis.
A sound response defines the question, states assumptions, selects evidence that fits the question and explains limitations. A complete response also includes a traceable source, a stated comparison rule and a brief limitation.
Identify boundary, relationships and feedback.
Draw a small system map and mark one feedback loop. Then test the idea using a small bounded example.
A sound response defines the question, states assumptions, selects evidence that fits the question and explains limitations. A complete response also includes a traceable source, a stated comparison rule and a brief limitation.
Identify boundary, relationships and feedback.
Draw a small system map and mark one feedback loop. Finally identify a limitation and one next question.
A sound response defines the question, states assumptions, selects evidence that fits the question and explains limitations. A complete response also includes a traceable source, a stated comparison rule and a brief limitation.
Identify affected groups, duties and uncertainty.
Compare two fictional options using a transparent ethical lens. First define the key terms and unit of analysis.
A sound response defines the question, states assumptions, selects evidence that fits the question and explains limitations. A complete response also includes a traceable source, a stated comparison rule and a brief limitation.
Identify affected groups, duties and uncertainty.
Compare two fictional options using a transparent ethical lens. Then test the idea using a small bounded example.
A sound response defines the question, states assumptions, selects evidence that fits the question and explains limitations. A complete response also includes a traceable source, a stated comparison rule and a brief limitation.
Identify affected groups, duties and uncertainty.
Compare two fictional options using a transparent ethical lens. Finally identify a limitation and one next question.
A sound response defines the question, states assumptions, selects evidence that fits the question and explains limitations. A complete response also includes a traceable source, a stated comparison rule and a brief limitation.
Turn a goal into manageable stages.
Break a small independent project into scope, milestones and review. First define the key terms and unit of analysis.
A sound response defines the question, states assumptions, selects evidence that fits the question and explains limitations. A complete response also includes a traceable source, a stated comparison rule and a brief limitation.
Turn a goal into manageable stages.
Break a small independent project into scope, milestones and review. Then test the idea using a small bounded example.
A sound response defines the question, states assumptions, selects evidence that fits the question and explains limitations. A complete response also includes a traceable source, a stated comparison rule and a brief limitation.
Turn a goal into manageable stages.
Break a small independent project into scope, milestones and review. Finally identify a limitation and one next question.
A sound response defines the question, states assumptions, selects evidence that fits the question and explains limitations. A complete response also includes a traceable source, a stated comparison rule and a brief limitation.
Read metadata before interpreting a pattern.
Use one synthetic table to write a cautious descriptive summary. First define the key terms and unit of analysis.
A sound response defines the question, states assumptions, selects evidence that fits the question and explains limitations. A complete response also includes a traceable source, a stated comparison rule and a brief limitation.
Read metadata before interpreting a pattern.
Use one synthetic table to write a cautious descriptive summary. Then test the idea using a small bounded example.
A sound response defines the question, states assumptions, selects evidence that fits the question and explains limitations. A complete response also includes a traceable source, a stated comparison rule and a brief limitation.
Read metadata before interpreting a pattern.
Use one synthetic table to write a cautious descriptive summary. Finally identify a limitation and one next question.
A sound response defines the question, states assumptions, selects evidence that fits the question and explains limitations. A complete response also includes a traceable source, a stated comparison rule and a brief limitation.
Review privacy, attribution and platform choices.
Audit a tool scenario for personal data and disclosure risks. First define the key terms and unit of analysis.
A sound response defines the question, states assumptions, selects evidence that fits the question and explains limitations. A complete response also includes a traceable source, a stated comparison rule and a brief limitation.
Review privacy, attribution and platform choices.
Audit a tool scenario for personal data and disclosure risks. Then test the idea using a small bounded example.
A sound response defines the question, states assumptions, selects evidence that fits the question and explains limitations. A complete response also includes a traceable source, a stated comparison rule and a brief limitation.
Review privacy, attribution and platform choices.
Audit a tool scenario for personal data and disclosure risks. Finally identify a limitation and one next question.
A sound response defines the question, states assumptions, selects evidence that fits the question and explains limitations. A complete response also includes a traceable source, a stated comparison rule and a brief limitation.
Adapt a message while preserving evidence.
Rewrite a short explanation for a defined audience and note trade-offs. First define the key terms and unit of analysis.
A sound response defines the question, states assumptions, selects evidence that fits the question and explains limitations. A complete response also includes a traceable source, a stated comparison rule and a brief limitation.
Adapt a message while preserving evidence.
Rewrite a short explanation for a defined audience and note trade-offs. Then test the idea using a small bounded example.
A sound response defines the question, states assumptions, selects evidence that fits the question and explains limitations. A complete response also includes a traceable source, a stated comparison rule and a brief limitation.
Adapt a message while preserving evidence.
Rewrite a short explanation for a defined audience and note trade-offs. Finally identify a limitation and one next question.
A sound response defines the question, states assumptions, selects evidence that fits the question and explains limitations. A complete response also includes a traceable source, a stated comparison rule and a brief limitation.
Frame a test without promising causality.
Design a fictional low-risk comparison and state confounders. First define the key terms and unit of analysis.
A sound response defines the question, states assumptions, selects evidence that fits the question and explains limitations. A complete response also includes a traceable source, a stated comparison rule and a brief limitation.
Frame a test without promising causality.
Design a fictional low-risk comparison and state confounders. Then test the idea using a small bounded example.
A sound response defines the question, states assumptions, selects evidence that fits the question and explains limitations. A complete response also includes a traceable source, a stated comparison rule and a brief limitation.
Frame a test without promising causality.
Design a fictional low-risk comparison and state confounders. Finally identify a limitation and one next question.
A sound response defines the question, states assumptions, selects evidence that fits the question and explains limitations. A complete response also includes a traceable source, a stated comparison rule and a brief limitation.
Understand context before proposing a solution.
Create a user-centered brief from a fictional need and constraints. First define the key terms and unit of analysis.
A sound response defines the question, states assumptions, selects evidence that fits the question and explains limitations. A complete response also includes a traceable source, a stated comparison rule and a brief limitation.
Understand context before proposing a solution.
Create a user-centered brief from a fictional need and constraints. Then test the idea using a small bounded example.
A sound response defines the question, states assumptions, selects evidence that fits the question and explains limitations. A complete response also includes a traceable source, a stated comparison rule and a brief limitation.
Understand context before proposing a solution.
Create a user-centered brief from a fictional need and constraints. Finally identify a limitation and one next question.
A sound response defines the question, states assumptions, selects evidence that fits the question and explains limitations. A complete response also includes a traceable source, a stated comparison rule and a brief limitation.
Represent steps and test edge cases.
Trace a small algorithm and identify one boundary case. First define the key terms and unit of analysis.
A sound response defines the question, states assumptions, selects evidence that fits the question and explains limitations. A complete response also includes a traceable source, a stated comparison rule and a brief limitation.
Represent steps and test edge cases.
Trace a small algorithm and identify one boundary case. Then test the idea using a small bounded example.
A sound response defines the question, states assumptions, selects evidence that fits the question and explains limitations. A complete response also includes a traceable source, a stated comparison rule and a brief limitation.
Represent steps and test edge cases.
Trace a small algorithm and identify one boundary case. Finally identify a limitation and one next question.
A sound response defines the question, states assumptions, selects evidence that fits the question and explains limitations. A complete response also includes a traceable source, a stated comparison rule and a brief limitation.
