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One of my favorite things to do while reading a book is creating a vision of what the scenes and characters look like. For as long as the reading lasts, I can turn into an imaginary director – staging scenes, dressing characters, and putting on my own show. Later, if the book is made into [...] March 13th, 2010 | Tags: Animation, art and animation tool, DoInk, drawing, scenes from stories, science simulations, Smithsonian Institute, social network, Telling the Stories the Past Tells Us, Visual Representation, web-based digital art | Category: Animation, Digital Art, Educational Technology, Web 2.0 | Leave a comment
In a typical middle school, a social studies teacher was contemplating how to commemorate black history month in a way that will leave a lasting impact on students who had no idea what type of life, humiliations, and struggles the black community in America had experienced. She decided to pick “The Story of an Escape: [...] February 15th, 2010 | Tags: Associative Information Organization System, conceptual view, context, dynamic mind-mapping, information, knowledge structure, linking, Mind Mapping Tool, nodes, PersonalBrain, PersonalBrain diagrams, relationships, Smithsonian Institute, Story Thinking, Telling the Stories the Past Tells Us, The Brain, Thought, Underlying structure of ideas, Visual Content Management | Category: Associative Information Organization, Educational Technology, Information Management, Problem Solving, Project Management, Project-based Learning, Visual Content Management | Leave a comment
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