Sustained inquiry is more than just "looking something up". Inquiry is iterative, which means it takes time, more than a few days. It has to do with students asking questions and finding different sources to answer them. Then, coming up with deeper questions, the repetition of the process aims at getting a satisfactory solution or answer.
It is important to incorporate different information sources such as: books, websites, but also real-world, field-based interviews with experts, service providers and users; even users of a prodcut they're creating or the audience for a piece of writing or multimedia.
Identify essential questions needed by students to help them connect with the problem and the solution.
Encourage students to ask questions investigate, gather information. and promote critical thinking.
Promote students' voice and choice here by letting them decide their teammates, and working out their roles and responsibilities.
Encourage students to work with their peers to learn from each other