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Visualisierung
Bereits der Titel dieses Beitrags klingt komplizierter als die Botschaft der Icons:
Der Entwickler schreibt zu diesen Icons:
Im interested in the visual link between information and physical things. How do we represent an object that has digital function, information or history beyond its physical form? What are the visual clues for this interaction?
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This work doesnt attempt to be a definitive system for marking physical things, it is an exploratory process to find out how digital/physical interactions might work. It uncovers interesting directions while the technology is still largely out of the hands of everyday users.
http://www.elasticspace.com/2005/11/graphic-language-for-touch, gefunden via information aesthetics
Gefunden via information aesthetics: Ein flashbasiertes, dynamisches "Leute die A kauften, haben auch B gekauft"-Netzwerk.
http://amaznode.fladdict.net/ (Flash 9 benötigt)
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As expected DPM is not the first try to visualize didactic processes. In the book chapter LEO: A Concept Map Based Course Visualization Tool for Instructors and Students 
) (Biblionetz:t04914) John W. Coffey presents an extension of the concept mapping software cmap (Biblionetz:w01642) as a tool for planning and delivering education courses. He argues that the resulting concept maps can be used as advance organizers (Biblionetz:w01732) by students.
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) (Biblionetz:t04914) John W. Coffey presents an extension of the concept mapping software cmap (Biblionetz:w01642) as a tool for planning and delivering education courses. He argues that the resulting concept maps can be used as advance organizers (Biblionetz:w01732) by students.
I'm playing around with my new tool to visualize learning scenarios. The jigsaw method seems to be a touchstone: Will it be possible to grasp the essential of this famous learning scenario?
A first approach is not very promising:
The distribution algorithm into differt groups (expert group and teaching group) is not visible. What if I take the perspective of one learner:
Hmm, I'm not yet convinced. But at least a student now knows what he or she has to do.
I'll keep trying.
IsInEnglish
Are there other visualizations of learning scenarios? Yes there are 
Source: Biblionetz:t06220
Source: Homepage CoSSicle Project
IsInEnglish
Source: Biblionetz:t06220
Source: Homepage CoSSicle Project
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