PBL-Wiki is a digital educational ecosystem with 3 integrated modules (Wiki Central, CPS Studio, and Research Studio) for managing, designing, and researching PBL projects with contextual AI.

Is PBL-Wiki a generic chatbot?

No. Konectoma, PBL-Wiki AI tutor, reads the student active document and responds from the project knowledge base, not generic internet.

How many modules does PBL-Wiki integrate?

PBL-Wiki integrates 3 modules: Wiki Central (production), CPS Studio (ABC×Bloom design), and Research Studio (formative research with concept graph).

How does an institution access PBL-Wiki?

PBL-Wiki operates by institutional invitation. Institutions can request a pilot at sandro@kolaboraccion.co.

Digital educational ecosystem

PBL-Wiki

PBL-Wiki is the integrated ecosystem for project-based learning with contextual artificial intelligence across Wiki Central, CPS Studio, and Research Studio.

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Wiki Central
CPS Studio
Research Studio
Contextual AI
ABC×Bloom

PBL-Wiki unifies one ecosystem, three modules, and the full learning cycle

PBL-Wiki is not an isolated tool: PBL-Wiki is a complete pedagogical environment where teams produce in Wiki Central, design pedagogy in CPS Studio, and research with rigor in Research Studio, with contextual artificial intelligence at every step.

Three integrated modules

PBL-Wiki covers the 3 essential phases of the PBL cycle

Each PBL-Wiki module maps to a phase of project-based learning.

Module 1

Wiki Central

PBL-Wiki Wiki Central is the writing and documentation space with a rich editor, autosave, teacher review marks, and integrated Konectoma tutor.

Augmented writing · Project pages

Module 2

CPS Studio

PBL-Wiki CPS Studio is the pedagogical lab for LXD pathway design with ABC×Bloom methodology, Knowledge Hub, and 360° progress evaluation.

PBL experience design · Blue sidebar button

Module 3

Research Studio

PBL-Wiki Research Studio covers research design, systematization, and communication with a Socratic AI advisor, microlearning, methodology toolbox, and concept graph.

IB Research protocol · Purple sidebar button

PBL-Wiki ecosystem module comparison
Module	Phase	Description
Wiki Central	Production	PBL-Wiki Wiki Central is the writing and documentation space with a rich editor, autosave, teacher review marks, and integrated Konectoma tutor.
CPS Studio	Pedagogical design	PBL-Wiki CPS Studio is the pedagogical lab for LXD pathway design with ABC×Bloom methodology, Knowledge Hub, and 360° progress evaluation.
Research Studio	Research	PBL-Wiki Research Studio covers research design, systematization, and communication with a Socratic AI advisor, microlearning, methodology toolbox, and concept graph.

Platform in action

PBL-Wiki is designed to activate thinking

PBL-Wiki Research Studio knowledge graph

Artificial intelligence

Konectoma is PBL-Wiki contextual tutor, not a generic chatbot

Konectoma reads the full content of the active page in PBL-Wiki and responds within that context. When a student selects a fragment, Konectoma focuses analysis exclusively on that fragment.

Evidence
Konectoma detects where PBL-Wiki needs citations and empirical data.
Debate
Konectoma generates academic counterarguments on the active text in PBL-Wiki.
Method
Konectoma evaluates methodological coherence of the document in PBL-Wiki.

Konectoma interaction example in PBL-Wiki

Where do I need more evidence in my argument about complex systems?

Konectoma responds: in paragraph 3 you claim that "adaptive systems are inherently resilient" but cite no source. Konectoma recommends Stacey (1996) or Snowden & Boone (2007) from the project knowledge base in PBL-Wiki.

Teacher feedback

PBL-Wiki includes a review marks system

PBL-Wiki review mark types
Mark	Function in PBL-Wiki
CORRECT	PBL-Wiki marks factual, conceptual, citation, or argumentative errors that must be amended.
REVIEW	PBL-Wiki flags fragments with ambiguity, shallow depth, improvable wording, or underdeveloped ideas.
RELEVANT	PBL-Wiki highlights well-built arguments, well-used citations, or particularly clear analysis.

PBL-Wiki supports manual teacher marks or Konectoma suggestions, visually differentiated until accepted or rejected.

Pedagogical design · CPS Studio

PBL-Wiki applies ABC×Bloom methodology in CPS Studio

PBL-Wiki crosses 6 activity types with the 6 levels of Bloom Taxonomy; every module closes in Create × Production.

ABC×Bloom activity types in PBL-Wiki CPS Studio
ABC type	Activity in PBL-Wiki
Acquisition	PBL-Wiki incorporates concepts through reading, video, and mini-lecture from reliable sources.
Exploration	PBL-Wiki guides data search, case analysis, and hypothesis validation.
Collaboration	PBL-Wiki organizes sprints and co-creation with distributed team roles.
Discussion	PBL-Wiki facilitates debate and Socratic seminar for collective meaning-making.
Practice	PBL-Wiki applies prototypes and simulations with continuous feedback.
Production	PBL-Wiki closes each module in Create × Production: campaign, real product, or public defense.

Research Studio

PBL-Wiki Research Studio organizes 3 moments of the research process

Design

Thematic domain
Research question
Epistemological approach
Methodological route

Systematization

Source management
Evidence collection
Technical glossary
Field journal

Communication

Findings interpretation
Final document writing
Oral defense preparation

Research training

PBL-Wiki offers 4 investigative microlearning tracks

PBL-Wiki Research Studio microlearning tracks
Track	Focus	Levels
A · The Scientific Researcher	PBL-Wiki trains empirical-analytical approaches: hypotheses, statistics, experimental designs.	Foundations → Techniques → Application
B · The Comprehensive Researcher	PBL-Wiki trains hermeneutic approaches: ethnography, phenomenology, grounded theory.	Foundations → Techniques → Application
C · The Transformative Researcher	PBL-Wiki trains critical-emancipatory approaches: PAR, social cartography, systematization.	Foundations → Techniques → Application
T · The Research Artisan	PBL-Wiki trains argumentation, academic writing, and oral defense cross-cutting skills.	Foundations → Techniques → Application

Academic transparency

PBL-Wiki is designed for academic integrity

External paste detection

PBL-Wiki detects and highlights text pasted from external sources with transparent teacher logging, without automatic penalization.

Identified AI blocks

PBL-Wiki marks Konectoma-generated content inserted in the document as AI proposal, differentiating student production.

Course-anchored RAG

PBL-Wiki limits Konectoma responses to project documents; citations include page and context from teacher-uploaded sources.

PBL-Wiki pedagogical cycle in 4 steps

PBL-Wiki documents team production in Wiki Central with full change traceability.
PBL-Wiki designs ABC×Bloom pathways in CPS Studio with 360° evaluation.
PBL-Wiki systematizes evidence and arguments in Research Studio with a concept graph.
Konectoma (PBL-Wiki AI tutor) feedback comes from project documents, not the open web.

Frequently asked questions about PBL-Wiki

What is PBL-Wiki?: PBL-Wiki is a digital educational ecosystem with 3 integrated modules (Wiki Central, CPS Studio, and Research Studio) for managing, designing, and researching PBL projects with contextual AI.
Is PBL-Wiki a generic chatbot?: No. Konectoma, PBL-Wiki AI tutor, reads the student active document and responds from the project knowledge base, not generic internet.
How many modules does PBL-Wiki integrate?: PBL-Wiki integrates 3 modules: Wiki Central (production), CPS Studio (ABC×Bloom design), and Research Studio (formative research with concept graph).
How does an institution access PBL-Wiki?: PBL-Wiki operates by institutional invitation. Institutions can request a pilot at sandro@kolaboraccion.co.

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