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Scoop.it!
Infographics are modern, written artifacts about collected resources in a dynamic, visual format. Infographics should be viewed as complex, standalone texts, not simply a text feature or graphic element. Via Beth Dichter 
Scoop.it!
I like this teacher's framework for a perfect storm of nourishing students in a 21st Century Classroom: Stage 1: The Social Foundation Stage 2: The Content Foundation Stage 3: The Cognitive Foundation Stage 4: The Learning Processes Stage 5: Student Empowerment Stage 6: Levels of Learning Stage 7: Cultivation of the Five Minds
Via Ken Morrison
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Scoop.it!
This video really picks up speed and emotion at about 3:20. A great 5-minute gut-check for educators. KM Via Ken Morrison
Ken Morrison's comment,
February 27, 2012 2:16 AM
HI Michel, Thank you for the rescoop. I got that video from another blog by this source:
http://educationaltech-med.blogspot.com/2011/01/what-every-educator-should-know-about.html They have some pretty good conversation-starters on that site. Best of luck to you. You have some great resources here. |
I often get very bored with infographics, but these techniques will help me not only read them better but have a go at c reating my own
Slightly overblown tone, presumably to help what is a useful overview of infographics sound more "academic" - read between the lines for what students should think through and how they should approach their own infographic production
Visualizing is a powerful multisensory technique.