Working with Diagram Software

                 A concept map and organized flowchart for Chapters Three and Four of Teaching Every Student in the Digital Age: Universal Design for Learning by Rose and Meyer are below.  To accomplish these images, I used digital software provided by Gliffy at www.gliffy.com. The software is flexible, easy to use and free to try for thirty days.  It can create many types of diagrams.  This technology can help students organize their thoughts and is a perfect fit for visual learners.  The interface allows the student or teacher to choose from a number of templates including Venn Diagrams, Organizational Charts, Flowcharts and more.  The tool bar located at the top of the screen makes it easy to choose a shape of a text box and connect it to another with a click of the mouse. To enlarge the concept map or flowchart, click on the image and use the magnifying glass.



Mind map for Chapters Three and Four of Teaching Every Student in the Digital Age: Universal Design for Learning

Flowchart for for Chapters Three and Four of Teaching Every Student in the Digital Age: Universal Design for Learning