Create, Innovate & Evaluate in Higher Education

Ca donne envie d'essayer : nuage de mots, graphiques, cartes... Par  Christopher Ratcliff @ Econsultancy publié le 25/02

Check out how to add visualisations to your presentations. 

Curate using this visual map

This will be helpful to share to those wondering about content curation.

Valuable collection of the art of curation from Robin Good.

A useful tool for all business executives who regularly make complex or data presentations. The tool helps you make flowchart diagrams, mind maps and even organization charts. It can save your diagram in various formats like .jpg or .png

You can also try using editable PowerPoint diagrams specially designed for business users. You can use such diagrams as is or edit them to suit your style. Take for example a MindMap and see how it is used to show how to Strike a Balance in Life - http://www.24point0.com/product-reviews-and-applications/easy-to-download-edit-%E2%80%93-mind-map-diagram-for-ppt-presentations/

Lucidchart is an easy tool to use to create flowcharts, mindmaps, and graphic organizers. Lucidchart offers a simple drag and drop interface for creating flow charts, organizational charts, mind maps, and other types of diagrams. To create with Lucidchart just select elements from the menus and drag them to the canvas. You can re-size any element and type text within elements on your chart. Arrows and connecting lines can be re-sized, repositioned, and labeled to bring clarity to your diagrams.

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I always struggle with graphics. 

#tecnicas

This might be a good tech tool for math or science classes.

There is an emerging learning trend towards visual stimulus as a result of growing up with videos, TV, and technology from barbie laptops to Ipads.  This is a great resource for tutors to reach this audience while using few words. 

Here's a great tool for building up the Taxonomy usage in your classroom!