Graphic organizers
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Graphic organizers are visual representations of knowledge, concepts or ideas. They are known to help
- relieve learner boredom
- enhance recall
- provide motivation
- create interest
- clarify information
- assist in organizing thoughts
- promote understanding
They take many forms: Image:IshikawaCause,Effect.jpg
- Relational Organizers
- storyboard
- fishbone -- Ishikawa diagram
- cause and effect web
- Category/Classification Organizers
- Sequence Organizers
- Chain
- Ladder
- Cycle
- Compare Contrast Organizers
- Concept Development Organizers
- story web
- word web
- circle chart
- flow chart
See: Visualization
Resources: Inspiration Software (http://www.inspiration.com ) develops and publishes visual learning tools that can be used to create graphic organizers such as concept maps, diagrams and webs.
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External links
- The Graphic Organizer
- Strategic Transitions: (Higher education TOC templates)
- Inspiration Software: (FMEA cause -> consequence concept mapping)