Phil: I use Inspiration 5.0 concept mapping software.
It is user-friendly and exports to HTML and other graphic file formats...
;-} rap.
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"Dein Wachstum sei feste und lache vor Lust!
Deines Herzens Trefflichkeit / hat dir selbst das Feld bereit',
auf dem du bluehen musst." Richard A. Parkany: SUNY@Albany
Prometheus Educational Services - http://www.borg.com/~rparkany/
Upper Hudson & Mohawk Valleys; New York State, USA
Inspiration: visual thinking
and learning software :
INSPIRATION® is a powerful visual learning tool that inspires students
to develop ideas and organize thinking. Inspiration's integrated diagramming
and outlining views work together to help students comprehend concepts
and information. The Diagram view makes creating and modifying concept
maps, webs, idea maps and other graphical organizers easy. An intuitive
interface keeps students' focus on their ideas, not the drawing process.
In the powerful Outline view, students can quickly prioritize and rearrange
ideas, helping them create clear, concise essays, reports and more.
Inspiration across the curriculum Use Inspiration in language
arts, science or social studies lessons, or anytime your students need
to structure research or work. Inspiration is extremely versatile and valuable
for:
Brainstorming
Planning
Organizing
Outlining
Prewriting
Diagramming
Concept Mapping
Webbing
"Carverhill, Phil SDH" wrote:
I'm wondering if anyone has experience/suggestions of software (dos-based
not Mac) which can be used to create computer-generated diagrams/flow-charts
etc. (preferably with high user-friendliness). A stand-alone program
(specifically for this purpose) is preferred . . . one in which you can
write text into balloon-type graphics (like those things in paper cartoons
or that appear as 'help' bubbles when you're producing a letter in MS Word.Phil Carverhill
Saskatoon
Canada