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Revision as of 10:14, 13 October 2012
Tool Description CONCEPTBOARD (http://www.conceptboard.com) offer a shared screen to discuss and brainstorm(tool) ideas and documents. It could be used to discuss a project with different users working on different devices. They can of course work remotely with video or work collaboratively on a whiteboard. Conceptboard is an alternative to trying to collaborate(tool) via emails that run back and forth. It was designed to enable team work and group conferencing. If you can imagine a publisher and designer brainstorming a page layout and annotating it using various tools, then you can probably see a group of students usefully working on a shared piece of work. (edit)
Teaching Approach. Conceptboard and other mindmapping(tool) tools facilitate higher order(ta) reasoning(ta) and visualisation(ta) of concepts and their relationships. They can be useful discussion(ta) prompts, or help pupils develop their language(ta) skills for written work. (edit)
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| Title | Conceptboard - brainstorm |
| Topic | [[Topics/Mindmap|Mindmap]] |
| Licence / Cost / Platform | A multi-featured web tool. Some free use for individuals. |
| Subject / Categories | ToolInfo, Mindmap |
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