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Visual Learning and the Graphic Syllabus in Five Questions
I am working with a few faculty on campus who are looking to adopt a graphic syllabus. This brief posting is basically a recording of that conversation for online reference. Those who have read this blog for a while know … Continue reading
Posted in visuallearning
Tagged Design, graphic, learning, multimodal, syllabus, visual
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Orbis Pictus: The earliest picture textbook for children
Image via WikipediaI have been ranting all holiday about John Comenius‘ textbook, Orbis Pictus, from 1658. It is the first known illustrated text book for children. It has 240 short chapters with an illustration and text that corresponds to the … Continue reading
Posted in interactivity, Latin, Textbook, visual, visuallearning
Tagged Orbis Pictus
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Concept Maps & Visual Pedagogy
This was the presentation for the Global Education Conference.: “This presentation will explore concept mapping and brainstorming tools for classroom discussion, discovering knowledge, and problem-solving. I will present a brief history of visual pedagogy from different cultures to show how … Continue reading
Of Concept Maps and Crucifixions
I visited the National Gallery earlier this year and I spent a lot of time looking at a few paintings of crucifixion or passion paintings. I was particularly interested in a few early renaissance paintings. These paintings come from a … Continue reading
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Tagged National Gallery
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