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Infografia 01-Sep -2018  Inteligencia Emocional

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Infografia 01-Sep -2018  Inteligencia Emocional

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Los mapas conceptuales son un recurso indispensable en los estudios. Permiten a los estudiantes relacionar ideas y tener una visión de conjunto de los conocimientos que han de asimilar; y también analizar y sintetizar la información si son ellos mismos los que los elaboran. Gracias a las nuevas tecnologías, hoy existen numerosas herramientas para crearlos de una manera limpia y sencilla. Te presentamos seis recursos online y aplicaciones que pueden ayudarte, a ti y a tus alumnos, a hacer mapas conceptuales con facilidad.

LOS MEJORES RECURSOS PARA PONER TUS IDEAS EN ORDEN

1. 1. Text 2 Mind Map. Esta herramienta online gratuita crea mapas conceptuales de manera automática mientras escribes. Solo tienes que teclear los conceptos en distintos niveles de tabulación, y la propia web estructura la información de manera gráfica.

2. Con solo registrarte, este recurso online te permite crear mapas conceptuales de manera individual, y también colaborativa, exportarlos como imagen y compartirlos en Internet. Además, los puedes personalizar con las formas y colores que elijas.

3. 3. Gliffy. A través de esta web puede realizar mapas conceptuales, diagramas, dibujos técnicos y otros recursos para organizar la información de una manera clara.

4. 4. Popplet. Disponible en la web y para iPad, ayuda a pensar y organizar las ideas de una manera visual. Ofrece múltiples opciones de personalización, así como la posibilidad de añadir fotos, videos o dibujos de tu ordenador o de la Red.

5. 5. Wise Mapping. Otro editor online totalmente gratuito. Para utilizarlo solo hay que registrarse. Su utilización es sencilla y ofrece numerosas opciones para estructurar los mapas conceptuales.

6. 6. Creately. Avalada por numerosas instituciones educativas, esta aplicación está disponible en distintos formatos, que incluyen la versión app y la versión en línea. Además de facilitar el trabajo colaborativo en la realización de los mapas conceptuales en tiempo real, destaca por su uso intuitivo y las numerosas plantillas que incorpora.

7. 7. Idevou: aplicación para creación de esquemas, diagramas y mapas mentales. Permite crear cualquier tipo de esquema, al gusto del usuario. Además dispone de una sección de tutoriales para aprender a utilizar la plataforma.

¡Anímate a elaborar mapas conceptuales de manera fácil y profesional y cuéntanos tu experiencia!
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Siete herramientas para crear mapas conceptuales - aulaPlaneta

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Los mapas conceptuales son un recurso indispensable en los estudios. Permiten a los estudiantes relacionar ideas y tener una visión de conjunto de los conocimientos que han de asimilar; y también analizar y sintetizar la información si son ellos mismos los que los elaboran.

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Do your learners prefer acquiring and processing information via images, pictures, maps, graphs, charts, illustrations, and other visual aids? Since they are visual learners have you thought of using infographics at your course.

Free Tools To Create Infographics

In the List of Free Tools to Create Infographics for your Learners you will find 22 Free tools to help your learners acquire knowledge the "visual" way.

Top 5 Advice for creating learning Infographics

1. Incorporate many imagery into your infographics

2. Replace words with images

3. Use color to highlight key learning information

4. Use many "visual words"

5. Use 3D images for key concepts

Are you interested to see 10 Awesome Infographics about eLearning

As I promised here is the list of Free tools to create Infographics for your visual Learners!

18 Free Tools to Create Infographics for your Students

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1. amCharts Visual Editor: This editor allows you to use amCharts as a web service. This means that all you need to do is to configure the chart and paste the generated HTML code to your HTML page.

2. ChartsBin: Create your own interactive map. It's free for now.

3. Dipity: Create an interactive, visually engaging timeline in minutes. Use dynamic visualization tools to display photos, videos, news and blogs in chronological order.

4. Easel.ly: Create and share visual ideas online. Vhemes are visual themes. Drag and drop a vheme onto your canvas for easy creation of your visual idea!

5. Gapminder: Gapminder is used in classrooms around the world to build a fact-based world view.

6. Gliffy: Gliffy.com is a free web-based diagram editor. Create and share flowcharts, network diagrams, floor plans, user interface designs and other drawings online.

7. Google Chart Tools: Provides several tools for making data more comprehensible. Special URLs can be used to embed graph and chart images in users' own web.

8. Hohli Charts: Online Charts Builder

9. infogr.am: Create infographics and interactive online charts. It's free and super-easy! Follow other users and discover amazing data stories!

10. Inkscape: An Open Source vector graphics editor, with capabilities similar to Illustrator, CorelDraw, or Xara X, using the W3C standard Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) file format.

11. Piktochart: Piktochart- Make Information Beautiful. Create infographics. Engaging presentation app.

12. Pixlr: Welcome to the most popular online photo editor in the world!

13. Stat Planet: StatPlanet (formerly StatPlanet Map Maker) is free, award-winning software for creating interactive maps which are fully customizable. In addition to maps, the software also has the option of including interactive graphs and charts to create feature-rich infographics.

14. Tableau Public: Tableau Public is a free tool that brings data to life. Easy to use. Spectacularly powerful. Data In. Brilliance Out.

15. Venngage: Venngage is built for people who work with data. From analysts who want to communicate their data better, to the executives who want to understand insights faster and everyone else who uses data to make their decisions, Venngage has been made to make insights easier.

16. visual.ly: Like infographics and data visualization? Visual.ly is the world's largest community of infographics and data visualization. Come explore, share, and create.

17. Intel: Create an infographic of your digital life and become inspired by the people you know, the things you see, and the experiences you have online.

18. Wordle: Wordle is a toy for generating "word clouds" from text that you provide. The clouds give greater prominence to words that appear more frequently in the source text. You can tweak your clouds with different fonts, layouts, and color schemes.

You may also find the following lists of tools useful:

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List Of Free Tools To Create Infographics For Your Learners - eLearning Industry

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Do your learners prefer acquiring and processing information via images, pictures, maps, graphs, charts, illustrations, and other visual aids? Since they are visual learners have you thought of using infographics at your course. In the List of Free Tools to Create Infographics for your Learners you will find 22 Free tools to help your learners acquire knowledge the "visual" way.

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Finding the right eBook reader apps (also called eReaders) can be difficult. There are a variety of eBook types, plenty of file formats to deal with, and then there are different kinds of books (novels, comics, etc) that make the whole experience a little complicated. However, with the right app, you can turn any phone or tablet into an eBook reader. Don't worry, we can help by showing you the best eBook reader apps for Android! You can also check out a very old video we made about this app list from years ago to see how some of the old ones have stacked up.

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Welcome to the ICT for Inclusion project area!

The Agency's Information and Communication Technology for Inclusion (ICT4I) project activities ran during 2012 and 2013. The aim was to collect information on the use of ICT for Inclusion - that is using ICT to support the learning of learners with disabilities and special educational needs in inclusive settings within compulsory education. This information:

In recognition of the potential impact of ICT to education, but also social inclusion opportunities, the broader role of ICT in supporting learners with different needs in their wider societal inclusion was considered within project activities.

Project framework

The framework of the project was based upon five key propositions that can be identified within the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (2006) in relation to the use of ICTs in education. These propositions are:

1. ICT should be considered as a key tool for promoting equity in educational opportunities;

2. Access to appropriate ICTs should be considered an entitlement;

3. Training of educational staff in the use of general and specialist ICT must be considered a priority area;

4. The promotion of ICT research and development requires a multi stakeholder approach;

5. Data collection and monitoring in the use of ICT in inclusion should be considered an area requiring attention at all levels of educational provision.

These five propositions have been used as the main inter-connected themes for the overall project information collection and analysis.

Participants

The project involved the following Agency member countries: Belgium (Flemish speaking community), Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Sweden, Switzerland, UK (England), UK (Northern Ireland) and UK (Scotland).

Project activities have been guided by a Project Advisory Group comprised of member country representatives, as well as representatives of UNESCO Institute for Information Technologies in Education (IITE) and European Schoolnet (EUN).

Aims and objectives

The main aim of the project has been to explore how ICT can be used to support learning and teaching in inclusive settings. Within the project, an inclusive education setting is understood to be where a learner with a disability or special educational need follows education in a mainstream class with their non-disabled peers for the largest part of the school day.

To achieve this aim, a number of project objectives were identified and agreed upon with country representatives:

the collection and analysis of key policy related information impacting upon the use of ICT in inclusive education;

the collection and analysis of relevant research literature linked to the 5 themes of the project;

the collection and analysis of information on participating countries' policy and practice;

the identification of national level, innovative examples of practice;

the identification of relevant international resources useful in informing policy and practice for ICT in inclusive education.

The project aim and objectives have been worked towards via a number of inter-connected project activities.

Project activities and outputs

Within the project, complementary information collection has been conducted, all in line with the five project themes. A Glossary of key terms used in the project was also compiled, which is available is the Glossary section of the website. Relevant terms can be filtered based on the project name and theme.

Literature Reviews

Two literature reviews have been undertaken:

A review of research literature relating to the use of ICT in inclusive education covering international sources (such as UNESCO and OECD work), but also European and national level information, such as abstracts of key literature from the participating countries.

Country Information Collection

Information on participating countries' policy and practice for ICT for Inclusion has been collected in relation to the five themes for the project via a country survey. This survey collected information about:

country policy frameworks for ICT for Inclusion;

current practice in countries;

examples of innovative practice;

country research literature.

Individual country reports are available that present an overview of policy and practice for ICT for Inclusion in each of the participating countries.

Project Synthesis Report

The project synthesis report Information and Communication Technology for Inclusion - Developments and Opportunities for European Countries presents the main findings from the ICT4I project and draws upon all sources of project information developed during project activities. The report attempts to identify the critical factors that underpin the effective use of ICT in inclusive settings for all learners, but pays specific attention to learners with disabilities and special educational needs.

The ICT4I Policy Monitoring Framework document accompanying the report is a tool for supporting the different phases of policy delivery. It is intended for policy makers and practitioners and has been drafted as non-copyright material. This is a Word file which can be adapted, modified and re-purposed as required providing a reference to the original source is given.

The report is also available in a fully accessible EPUB3 format. This is an extended version with links directly leading to specific country information collected during the project. The EPUB3 format is best viewed on tablets and mobile devices.

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ICT for Inclusion | European Agency for Special Needs and Inclusive Education

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