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Aprendizagem Ativa - Metodologias e Tecnologias

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Tipo de interação associada ao uso de um sistema de resposta da audiência para criar interatividade entre o apresentador e a audiência.

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Audience Response Systems are synchronous, web-based technologies that provide instructors with efficient ways to pose a question or a series of questions and collect digital responses from every student in the classroom.

Why use an Audience Response System?

ARS is used in the classroom as an active strategy to not only engage students in their learning but also assess student learning in real time. Rather than passively sit through a lecture, in-class activity, or discussion, all students are invited to participate with their mobile devices.

Student engagement and learning

ARS can increase the number of students who participate in class regardless of class size. Studies have shown that students perceive these technologies as impactful on their engagement and learning and ARS can lead to greater engagement and learning .

ARS can be used to promote inclusive teaching practices, helping to ensure that not just the fast thinkers and extroverted students participate but that all students have a voice and the opportunity to think individually and respond to instructor-posed questions. Unlike traditional hand-polling or cold calling, which may induce anxiety, t he anonymity of ARS responses may motivate contributions from introverted students, those with minority perspectives, and those that fear stating incorrect answers in front of their peers .

ARS can be used to focus students' attention and prepare them to engage with subsequent course material and activities (e.g., small group activities and whole class discussion or to gamify the classroom making class time more fun). It raises students self-awareness, can encourage them to own their answers, and become more aware of the thinking and perspectives of their peers .

Assessment of Student Learning

ARS can be used as a formative (or low-stakes) assessment of student learning . Instructors and students become aware of what students know and do not know. This information can be used by instructors to modify instruction in real time (or what is referred to as "agile teaching") to meet student learning needs, and provide feedback which is important to student learning (Anderson et al., 2010: 150 - 151). In responding to ARS questions students become more self-aware, can ask questions during class to better understand the material, and learn from the instructor and their peers.

How does ARS work?

Instructors can post open-ended questions (short answer, fill-in-the blank, etc.) or close-ended questions (multiple choice, true/false, etc) to an ARS online application. They then project one question at a time on a screen, and invite students to respond to the question via a browser, an app, or text messaging on their own web-enabled mobile devices.

Responses are automatically collected and can be shared back visually on screen for all students to see. While responses are anonymous to students, instructors have the option to see how many students have responded to a question or to see individual student responses by saving and downloading responses or sending them to CourseWorks (Canvas), Columbia University's Learning Management System.

Ways instructors can use ARS

ARS can be used on its own or coupled with in-class activities, such as peer instruction and case study teaching .

Instructor can ask content or process questions using ARS. Below are a few ways that ARS can be used to promote learning and inform instruction.

Check for understanding / students prior knowledge, which can affect student learning, (Anderson et al., 2010: 31), by asking concept questions and providing feedback / correcting misconceptions before moving on.

Encourage students to apply what they learned outside of class through assigned readings, online module (in the case of a hybrid or blended course), or other homework assignment they completed before coming to class. This also holds students accountable for their learning.

Ask students to make predictions about course material they will be exposed .

Engage students in peer learning by asking students to pair up and explain their ARS response to a peer .

Capture multiple perspectives present in the classroom which students may be more comfortable sharing anonymously.

Gauge what and how students are learning by asking questions that get students reflecting on their learning and their process.

Collect feedback on how students are experiencing the course and instruction, or do an real-time temperature check to see how students are doing, and adjust teaching accordingly.

How Do I Get Started with ARS? / Getting Started with ARS

Effective ARS design:

Articulate the goals of using ARS. Plan how you will use ARS and communicate about it to your students.

Align ARS use with the objectives of a given class session.

Draft questions that elicit the desired learning.

Familiarize yourself with the technology and test it out.

Determine when in class you will use ARS - at the beginning of class, when presenting a case or problem, or to close class (see Lang, 2016 for a distillation of the science of learning).

Effective ARS implementation:

Talk to your students about ARS. Communicate the purpose of using ARS in your classroom and how you will use it (e.g., informally or will it graded).

Pose a question, invite students to think individually and respond, and share back results all at once or as they come in.

Unpack the responses as a whole class or have students discuss in pairs or groups their responses, and share out.

Make time to debrief and provide feedback - instructor ensure that students do not leave with misconceptions and that the desired takeaways are achieved.

Poll Everywhere

Poll Everywhere is the Audience Response System licensed by To get started using Poll Everywhere in your classroom, please Columbia University Information Technology (CUIT) and offered for free to all Columbia instructors for classroom use. ColumbiaCTL@columbia.edu log in using your UNI authentication to obtain your presenter account. Note: these accounts are to be used for teaching and learning purposes. For support with teaching and learning with Poll Everywhere please contact the CTL at

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Audience Response Systems are synchronous, web-based technologies that provide instructors with efficient ways to pose a question or a series of questions and collect digital responses from every student in the classroom. ARS is used in the classroom as an active strategy to not only engage students in their learning but also assess student learning in real time.

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Estratégia de promoção de aprendizagem colaborativa que visa incentivar a participação individual dos estudantes através da discussão em grupo e partilha de opiniões e ideias.

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Ferramentas de apoio à realização de vídeos. O recurso a vídeos deve estar vinculado aos objetivos de ensino permitindo que o estudante interaja com o conteúdo por meio da reflexão, discussão, síntese ou crítica.
Os vídeos podem ser seleccionados ou criados, promovendo um processo de ensino e aprendizagem mais dinâmico. Este processo pode envolver de forma colaborativa os estudantes, docentes e outros elementos da comunidade.

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Metodologia de ensino que promove o processo de aprendizagem baseado em questões/problemas/... reais ou realistas que requerem a participação ativa dos alunos na construção de soluções/produtos.

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Metodologias e Tecnologias - leituras complementares

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Estratégia de promoção de aprendizagem colaborativa com equipas estrategicamente formadas. Implica uma preparação prévia dos estudantes, a partir de materiais disponibilizados, avaliações individuais e em equipa através de discussão com os pares, seguida de discussão com o docente.

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Team-based learning - o que é e como fazer?

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Team-Based Learning in Arts and Sciences at Duke

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Welcome! We're so glad you're interested in flipping your classroom.

On these pages you'll find several resources for planning, developing, and delivering instruction in a flipped-classroom environment. After reviewing the material here, please contact the Center for Teaching and Learning for assistance in implementing flipping in a way that works for you and your students.
But first . . . what does it really mean to "flip the classroom"?
Some people believe that a flipped classroom results from simply putting videos of lectures online and then having students do homework during class time. Flipping the classroom, however, can encompass so much more.

At its best, in the flipped classroom:

The instructor makes thoughtful decisions about what kind of content to share, when to share it, and in what media.

Students engage with content they accessed before coming to class. This content might be textual, visual, audio, or multimedia.

Students work together on activities that deepen their understanding of the content-for example, by applying core principles of course content to a "real-world" scenario or challenge.

The instructor works with students during the class period. For example, she may circulate among the students, conducting on-the-fly formative assessment so she can better evaluate students' growing understanding of the topic.

The goal? A dynamic, interactive learning environment where students help each other creatively apply and engage with the instructor, with the course content, and with one another.
Whether you're new to flipping the classroom or an experienced veteran, we hope you'll find useful information and new perspectives by browsing through this site. " What's Different about a Flipped Classroom?" offers two illustrations of how teaching and learning with a flipped classroom differs from that of a traditional classroom. In other sections of the site, we've highlighted some of the pros and cons of flipping the classroom, and documented one model of the process involved in flipping the classroom. In " How Do I Get Started? " you'll find a quick-start guide and links to tools and checklists.

Consult " Campus Resources" to see what assistance is available on campus, along with tools and technologies to support a flipped classroom. In " Publications" you'll find both scholarly and practitioner-oriented articles and videos about flipping the classroom, along with general guides, best practices, and EDUCAUSE's 7 Things You Should Know about Flipped Classrooms and 7 Things You Should Read About Flipped Classrooms. Be sure to check out the Flipped Classroom LibGuide (created and maintained by Albertson Library) and our Faculty Spotlights, in which Boise State faculty discuss their experiences flipping the classroom.

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The Flipped Classroom - A Guide to Flipping the Classroom

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Flipped Classroom Model: Why, How, and Overview

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Spread the loveThe traditional model of teachers lecturing in the classroom and students completing practice and homework on their own is changing. Instead, students are learning on their own and using the classroom as a place to dig more deeply into what they've learned.

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Metodologia de ensino que promove o processo de aprendizagem baseada em desafios. Começa com uma grande ideia e desenvolve-se com: uma questão essencial, um desafio, questões norteadoras, atividades, recursos, determinando e articulando a solução, tomar medidas para implementar a solução junto do público, e a avaliação dos resultados.

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Ferramenta que permite criar murais virtuais nos quais é possível publicar diferentes tipos de recursos (por exemplo, textos, imagens, vídeos e áudios). Através destes murais interativos, os alunos podem realizar os trabalhos em modo individual, cooperativo e colaborativo.

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Gamification - Utilização de elementos característicos de jogos em situação de não-jogo.
GBL - Utilização de jogos na aprendizagem.

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O que é 'gamificação' e para que serve: documento-resumo

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Gamification and game-based learning are each buzzwords (and buzzphrases) in education. Each can offer your classroom something, but many mistake one for the other.

Can you tell the difference?
The Definition Of Gamification
The definition of gamification is the application of game-like mechanics to non-game entities to encourage a specific behavior.
What It's Not
Gamification is not game-based learning, nor does it require students to play games, with toys, use electronics. It also doesn't necessarly require you to create elaborate systems of experience points, unlocks, and badges (though you could).
When Does It Make Sense To Use?

1. To encourage a specific response or behavior

2. To increase the visibility and perceived importance of otherwise "minor" and less visible actions

3. To promote competition; to engage students

4. To help students track their own progress

Examples
Leaderboards (e.g., Class Valedictorian), badges, trophies, points systems, XP, "unlocking" certain content via mastery of preceding content.

As stated, gamification is the process of adding game-like mechanics to non-game entities. Another way to think of gamification is "encouragement mechanics." A system of carrot sticks to promote desired behavior.

Letter grades are a kind of gamification. Let's make a game of collecting the most valuable letters. Same with GPA, gold stars, student of month, trophies, certificates. Perform this action in this game according to these rules and get this reward.

Terry Heick wrote for us recently that "life is itself "gamified"-loosely, through informal social competition ("keeping up with the Joneses"), to the buzz extreme couponers get comparing receipts, to comparing 401k portfolios, gaining access to "Platinum" or "Black" credit cards, or collecting frequent flyer miles. Even sticking a push-pin into the map of every traveling destination you've ever visited is a form of "gamification." As are Boy Scout Badges. You're making a game out of something that isn't."
The Definition Of Game-Based Learning
The definition of game-based learning is simply learning through games.
What It's Not
Obsessing over video games, nor does it absolutely require you or students to play the games (though ideally, you would); it also doesn't require video games-that would be video game-base4d learning. It is simply the use of the inherent design of most games (more on that below) to learn.

Learn what? That depends-could be simply becoming better at the game, but in most educational settings, students will instead learning academic and non-academic content by playing games.
When Does It Make Sense To Use?
1. To repackage academic content

2. To promote critical and strategic thinking

3. To "engage" students not otherwise engaged

4. To support both struggling and talented students

Among the ideal uses of game-based learning is learning simulations. Historical simulations like Civilization V are powerful learning tools, as they allow students to sit with, analyze, interaction with, and otherwise struggle with complexity.

They force players to play the rules of the game's universe (or they are designed to let the players create their own rules). This requires students to understand complex ideas-resource management, political tactics, diplomacy, communication, etc. Unlike a traditional lesson or activity, in game-based learning, unless the student refuses to play they have to learn the rules, and then respond to a constantly changing world.

Games of any kind-whether serious games like Fate of the World, simulations like "The Universe Sandbox" or popular games like "The Last of Us" or "Fallout 3"-encourage practice, competition, self-direction, scaffolding, collaboration, trial-and-error persistence, patience, strategic thinking, self-efficacy (for some), and a variety of other important possibilities.
The Difference Between Gamification and Game-Based Learning
So what's the difference?

Gamification is first and foremost about encouragement mechanics and the system that promotes them, while game-based learning is first and foremost about the game and its cognitive residue (whether from the game's content, or academic content).

They each can use one another.

They both can lead to content mastery, but neither are expressly designed for classroom use-which is why, done well, your students will probably like them.
Image attribution flickr user flickeringbrad; The Difference Between Gamification And Game-Based Learning

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As a student, knowing how to use mind maps can almost feel like cheating. Once you've learned how to create mind maps, you'll be amazed at how much faster you'll memorize information and how easy it can be to write essays, create engaging presentations and more!
To help you start mind mapping quickly, we've put together this comprehensive guide to mind mapping for students, including definitions, techniques, tools and 15 mind map examples for students (with templates you can download and use for free).
Table of Contents:
What Is a Mind Map for Students?

A mind map is a diagram that displays information visually, providing a structured way to capture and organize ideas. Mind maps are radial, meaning they start at the center and grow outward. To create a mind map, add a single topic to the center of your map. With the main idea at the center, it's easy to see and understand the purpose of the map. From the main idea, add related ideas and keywords as new topic bubbles.

Why Is Mind Mapping Helpful for Students?

Mind maps are perfect for students because they are easy and fun to create. If you feel uninspired by traditional note-taking, mind mapping may be perfect for you. Adding colorful elements and doodling is highly encouraged - the more you individualize your map, the better. The idea is to simply make it as memorable as possible. And, compared to traditional linear notes, studying using flashcards or brainstorming with bullet points and outlines, mind maps have several advantages. Here are just a few:

A mind map's radial structure directly corresponds to the way our brains store and retrieve information.

A mind map conveys hierarchy and relationships between individual ideas, enabling you to see the big picture.

A mind map makes use of mental triggers (such as pictures, colors and connections) to help your brain memorize things more easily.

The best part - mind mapping doesn't feel like work!

Anyone can create mind maps. Whether you're a postgraduate student or just starting your academic career, mind maps can help you structure, manage and memorize the knowledge you're trying to acquire.

Mind Mapping Techniques for Students

Once you have the basic process down, you can create your first mind map. To get started, you'll need a writing utensil and a piece of paper. If you want something more flexible and fun, try an online mind mapping tool. With a web-based tool, you have the ability to customize your mind map to meet your specific needs and access it from anywhere at any time.

A tool like MindMeister lets you create flexible mind maps that grow to fit your ideas. And, they can be accessed online or on the go with a mobile app, ready when inspiration strikes. Online maps can include text, links and more. With a paid educational plan , you can attach documents and images to your maps. You can create as many maps as you want - all paid plans include unlimited mind maps. When you're finished, export your map as a PDF, an image or a Word or PowerPoint file. Don't want to make the plunge just yet? Try MindMeister's free version and upgrade at any time.

15 Mind Map Examples for Students

Now that you know the basics of creating a mind map, let's take a look at some of the ways you can use them in school. Use these 15 examples to find inspiration for the different ways you can use mind mapping to study and write more effectively. Who knows, you may even get better grades, too!

1. Brainstorming mind map

If you run out of ideas in one session, try drawing blank branches into your mind map. Our brains don't like unfinished business - this tricks your brain into looking for creative ways to expand our mind maps.

2. Note-taking mind map

Instead of transcribing what your teacher says, mind maps compel you to actively think about what you hear. Don't write full sentences - stick to jotting down essential keywords and meaningful images. This way, you save time both during the lesson and afterward when you review your notes.

3. Memorization mind map

Mind maps utilize all our cortical skills and activate the brain on all levels, making it more alert and skillful at remembering. The attractiveness of mind maps makes the brain want to return to them and encourages the probability of spontaneous recall.

Tony Buzan, The Mind Map Book

4. Reading comprehension mind map

To do this, break the information down into smaller, more manageable chunks. Make a list of unfamiliar words and other questions that turn up while you read. Later, research the troublesome words and bring up these further questions in class. You can go back to your map to review the text before an exam.

5. Group project mind map

With MindMeister, you can easily share your mind map with all team members so that everybody can access and edit it at the same time. In a paid plan, you can assign tasks to your team members right inside the mind map to ensure everybody knows what they need to do, and everyone can link their files directly into the map.

6. Class presentation mind map

7. Homework mind map

8. Essay mind map

Mind maps can not only help you brainstorm what your essay will focus on, but they're also great for collecting arguments and quotes from the various sources you want to cite. Outline the structure of your essay using mind maps to capture all of your ideas and research in one place. You can even show relationships between arguments by drawing connections between topics.

9. Exam preparation mind map

Your notes from class

Relevant chapters from textbooks (and their comprehension maps)

A reading list

Links to online sources

Additionally, you can note down instructions from your teacher and other information about the exam, such as date and time, format (essay, multiple-choice, etc.), what you need to bring (calculator, pens, ruler) and so on.

10. Semester plan mind map

Keeping track of all your classes can be difficult using a paper planner. By creating a semester plan mind map, your semester overview is right at your fingertips - all of your classes, assignments, reading materials, exam dates and more in one central location.

Link any worksheets, Google Docs or electronic syllabi you receive from your instructors into your semester plan mind map to refer back to it throughout the semester. Similar to the homework mind map, you can also set deadlines and check off any assignments as you complete them.

11. Creative writing mind map

Have a short story assignment and don't know where to start? A mind map is a great way to brainstorm and outline the story you want to tell. Define the setting, the characters, and the story arc. Add images or drawings to visualize the characters or story's setting.

12. Lab report mind map

13. Grammar mind map

If you're trying to learn a new language or just memorize the basic grammar and mechanical rules of your mother tongue, a grammar mind map can help. Define the grammar rule and its various uses as branches. Add examples to help you recall those rules when speaking or writing. You'll more easily identify them while reading and listening as well - mind maps will only help you on the road to learning a new language .

14. Business ideas mind map

15. School club mind map

Organizing a student club or organization can be a daunting task. If you've earned a leadership position in an existing one, it can be challenging to understand all of the moving parts. On the flip side, if you're starting a brand new club, where do you even begin?

You can start by organizing your club's activities in your mind map. Mind maps present the perfect platform to prepare everything you need. Planning a club event? Create a map with branches for the event's schedule, budget and volunteers needed. Going on a club trip? Map it out - brainstorm where you could go, outline fundraising opportunities and detail transportation and other logistical aspects in one place. You can share the map with your whole team so everyone can help make it happen!

Looking for More Mind Mapping Examples for Students?

We hope these 15 mind map examples for students have given you lots of ideas for ways you can use mind maps every day in school, during your extracurricular activities and at home. But if you're still craving more, check out some of these other MindMeister guides and resources:

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Why should I use VoxVote?

To have live answers and insights from your audience. You can discuss the results and it will be more interactive. This is our top 5

1. Reduce paper feedback forms (low response rate, lot of work to handle).

2. Interactivity - compare results before and after your talk

3. Fast and fun to see the live results.

4. Modern usage of technology (e-learning e-tech or quiz option)

5. Your audience is already connected and are playing (working) on their smartphones during your presentation. Make use of it !

Start now for free on https://designer.voxvote.com

New, our Question and Answer Message module

Allow your audience to ask questions, which can be moderated by you. Read more about these functions.

Educational Schools, universities, educational learning.

Profesional speakers performers on stage, speakers and event organizers

Internal meetings using VoxVote to vote intenal business meetings, during business trips, outdoor (sports) events, or even your school or pub voting contest.

Quick Links

VoxVote Development
and R&D
Chandigarh, India
devteam@voxvote.com VoxVote is hosted in Europe, in Microsoft Azure Cloud.

User Reviews

What are people saying about our product? Look what Gartner Digital markets write about us.
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Structure writing

Use notes and attachments to quickly create a structure for an article or a writing assignment, then create a document outline and continue editing in your favourite writing tool

Create storyboards

Use a frictionless planning canvas to capture and organise your thoughts, and then put them into a powerful storyboard to turn a hierarchy of ideas into a sequence of slides.

Post to social media

MindMup Atlas automatically adds images and contextual information to ensure that your maps show up nicely on Twitter, Facebook, Google+, LinkedIn and Pinterest.

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Add measurements to map nodes to automatically calculate cost, completion and other important factors. Manage project progress easily with icons and priorities.

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Maps saved to MindMup Cloud support concurrent editing for teams and classrooms, enabling you to instantly see updates made to your map by other users.

Attach documents

Add longer text, videos and spreadsheets to your maps. MindMup for Google Drive also allows you to link to other project documents on Google Drive easily.

Add images

Quickly add images and icons to your maps to provide context and illustrations.

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Administrators can easily control sharing settings for the entire organisation. MindMup also integrates with Office365 and Google authentication for easy account management.

MindMup Cloud

Free users can create public maps up to 100 KB and save them up to six months. No account or registration needed.

Gold users can create private maps, share and edit concurrently.
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PBL leads to deeper understanding and greater retention of content knowledge

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Mind maps, Concept maps, Outlines, and Gantt charts

Real-time editing & offline editing, cross-platform, sync across devices, full history of changes, full-text search, hundreds of easy-to-use templates

Education

Teach & Learn

Unlock the potential of your mind and accelerate your learning journey with Mindomo, a powerful mind map maker designed to enhance memory retention and expedite the process of acquiring knowledge. Mind mapping is an innovative approach that enhances comprehension, boosts memory, and fosters creativity, making it the best mind mapping software for your needs.

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Empower your note-taking prowess, streamline task management, supercharge your planning abilities, and master the art of organizing. This all-in-one solution offers all the features you need to elevate your note-taking game, project planning, efficiently manage tasks, effortlessly plan and create a harmonious structure for your ideas and information independently or in real time collaboration.

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Innovative companies that trust our services

Mind mapping is a dynamic technique that connects a central idea with related concepts in a hierarchical structure. When you create mind maps using mind map maker, you can easily organize and connect ideas and thoughts in a virtual whiteboard, facilitating creativity and enhancing understanding. It's a powerful tool for capturing and exploring ideas, allowing you to visualize relationships and patterns.

How to make a mind map using Mindomo?

The simplest way to create a mind map is by using free mind map software. Why? Embrace the power of mind mapping software over pen and paper, as it offers unparalleled flexibility, intuitive key features, and the ability to effortlessly organize, edit, and collaborate on your mind maps with ease. Moreover, you can access a full library with templates to get inspired to fill out the infinite canvas.

Lets see the basic steps on how to mind map:

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Create mind maps, concept maps, outlines and Gantt Charts to improve your thinking and learning. Web, Desktop, iOS, Android. Mind map with us for free!

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Create tomorrow together, today

Miro empowers 60M users to shape the future by providing a place where they can create together seamlessly, regardless of location.

Next big thing? No big deal. Three simple keys to the future.

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Accelerate time to market with a full suite of capabilities designed for innovation, including diagramming, real-time data visualization, and workshop facilitation. Miro also gives you built-in support for common product development processes, with agile practices like estimation and retrospectives.

Connect your entire company in a single, secure platform

With enterprise-grade security at its core, Miro helps organizations approach a Zero Trust Security philosophy. We offer advanced security integrations, robust data residency, governance solutions for sensitive data, and an accessibility program targeting Level AA Success Criteria of WCAG 2.1.

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Unlock faster, more engaged and more productive feedback cycles for deep collaborative work. By bringing together slides, real-time data visualizations, action items, and diagrams, you'll have everything you need to make good decisions, collected on a single board.

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Collaborate, manage projects, and reach new productivity peaks. From high rises to the home office, the way your team works is unique-accomplish it all with Trello.

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The board is just the beginning

Choose a view

Lists and cards are the building blocks of organizing work on a Trello board. Grow from there with task assignments, timelines, productivity metrics, calendars, and more.

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You and your team can start up a Trello board in seconds. With the ability to view board data from many different angles, the entire team stays up-to-date in the way that suits them best:

Use a Timeline view for project planning

Calendar helps with time management

Table view connects work across boards

See board stats with Dashboard, and more!

Learn more about views

Cards contain everything you need

Dive into the details

Trello cards are your portal to more organized work-where every single part of your task can be managed, tracked, and shared with teammates. Open any card to uncover an ecosystem of checklists, due dates, attachments, conversations, and more.

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Spin up a Trello card with a click, then uncover everything it can hold. Break down bigger card tasks into steps with file attachment previews, reminders, checklists and comments-emoji reactions included! Plus, gain powerful perspective by seeing all cards by list and status at the board level.

Your team can:

Manage deadlines

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Whether you're a team of 2 or 2,000, there's a Trello tailor-made for your organization.

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Butler uses natural language commands to automate just about any task in Trello:

Automate common actions like moving lists

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Integrate top work tools

Power-ups

Easily connect the apps your team already uses into your Trello workflow, or add a Power-Up that helps fine-tune one specific need. With hundreds of Power-Ups available, your team's workflow wishes are covered.

Learn more

From Reporting to Custom Fields to your beloved software integrations-we've got functionalities, your favorites, and more!

Such as:

Confluence

Slack

Dropbox

Google Drive

Evernote

Learn more about Power-Ups

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TUTORIAL

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Coggle is online software for creating and sharing mindmaps and flowcharts. It works online in your browser: there's nothing to download or install. Log in to start diagramming!

Whether you're taking notes, brainstorming, planning, or doing something awesomely creative, it is super simple to visualise your ideas with Coggle. Share with as many friends or colleagues as you like. Changes you make will show up instantly in their browser, wherever they are in the world

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The clear way to share complex information. Coggle is a collaborative mind-mapping tool that helps you make sense of complex things. Create unlimited mind maps and easily share them with friends and colleagues.

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Ana Rodrigues
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Elsa Costa e Silva
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Zélia Breda
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Estamos cercados por desafios: grande, pequeno, local, global, curto e longo prazo. Alguns nós escolhemos, alguns escolhem-nos; Alguns nós olhamos para a frente, alguns que temem; alguns nos endereçam, alguns tentamos ignorar. Em última análise, como nós individualmente e comunalmente responder aos desafios irá determinar o nosso futuro. Como os problemas se tornam cada vez mais complexos e urgentes, a necessidade de desenvolver uma geração de aprendizes engajados para identificar desafios e desenvolver soluções inovadoras e sustentáveis é crucial.

Usando desafios para enquadrar experiências de aprendizagem originadas de uma exploração da televisão de realidade, conversas com pessoas que vivem no centro de desafios, e reflexão sobre experiências de aprendizagem pessoal dentro e fora da sala de aula. Quando confrontados com um desafio, grupos de sucesso e indivíduos aproveitam a experiência, aproveitar os recursos internos e externos, desenvolver um plano e avançar para encontrar a melhor solução. Ao longo do caminho, há experimentação, fracasso, sucesso e, finalmente, conseqüências para as ações. Ao adicionar desafios aos ambientes de aprendizado, o resultado é a urgência, a paixão e a posse - os ingredientes muitas vezes ausentes nas escolas.

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Challenge Based Learning Welcome - Take Action. Make a Difference.

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Estamos cercados por desafios: grande, pequeno, local, global, curto e longo prazo. Alguns nós escolhemos, alguns escolhem-nos; Alguns nós olhamos para a frente, alguns que temem; alguns nos endereçam, alguns tentamos ignorar. Em última análise, como nós individualmente e comunalmente responder aos desafios irá determinar o nosso futuro.

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Structure Matters: Twenty-One Teaching Strategies to Promote Student Engagement and Cultivate Classroom Equity

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Arquivo de documentos

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Store, share, and collaborate on files and folders from your mobile device, tablet, or computer

Built-in protections against malware, spam, and ransomware

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Drive integrates with Docs, Sheets, and Slides, cloud-native collaboration apps that enable your team to create content and collaborate more effectively in real time.

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Drive integrates with and complements your team's existing technology. Collaborate in Microsoft Office files without the need to convert file formats, and edit and store over 100 additional file types, including PDFs, CAD files, images, and more.

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Google's powerful search capabilities are embedded in Drive and offer speed, reliability, and collaboration. And features like Drive search chips help your team find files fast by quickly surfacing more relevant results.

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Google Drive is a part of Google Workspace

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Personal Cloud Storage & File Sharing Platform - Google

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Motivate students with a social learning experience to increase engagement, drive collaboration, and build community through course content, including books, articles, web pages, videos, podcasts, and images.

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TUTORIAL
MAPAS CONCEITUAIS

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Cmap Products

Cmap products empowers users to construct, navigate, share and criticize knowledge models represented as concept maps. View our products to see how you can utilize our software in your work, studies, or research.

Learn About Concept Maps

Concept maps are graphical tools for organizing and representing knowledge in an organized fashion. Learn what concept maps are, how to construct them, and use them.

Cmaps Around the World

Cmap software is used by individuals, schools, and institutions all around the world. See a variety a of uses of concept mapping and Cmap software by users of all ages.

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The Writing is on the Wall:Using Padlet for Whole-Class Engagement

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Livening Up the Classroom with ARS