Interactive Graphic Organizers

Research shows Interactive Graphic Organizers improve student's satisfaction for learning as well as provide teachers with scalable solutions to help learners build knowledge in different subject areas.

Interactive FlowChart

Teachers can build their own Interactive FlowChart by customizing content specific titles, adding sections to differentiate for level learners as well as collect students' answers.

Feel free to explore the life demo by following steps described below.

  • Click "edit title" to author title for each section
  • If removing any section is necessary, click "remove section" button.
  • To add more sections to the FlowChart enter title for new section below the organizer and click "Add Section"
  • When the organizer is ready to be publish click on "Finalize FlowChart" button. All teacher authoring elements will be removed.
  • Now the FlowChart is ready for students input. When they are done, "submit" button will deliver entered data to the teacher for review.
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Interactive KWL Chart

Another use case for Interactive Graphic Organizers is ability for authoring team to develop content specific tools for teachers to be able to use in their classroom as a whole group or small group activity, as well as assignment for checking comprehension.

Feel free to explore the life demo for KWL Chart below.

K - What I Already Know

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W - What I Want to Learn

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L - What I Learned

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Interactive Two-Columns Graphic Organizer

Digital environment also allows students to add as many answers as their knowledge allows. There is no limitation on space, which allows for students to demonstrates their full comprehension of content.

Feel free to explore the Two-Columns Graphic Organizer life demo below.

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Accessibility in Mind

“A child without education is like a bird without wings.” —Tibetan Proverb

By making web content accessible, I am ensuring that all of the potential users, including people with disabilities, have a decent user experience and are able to easily access the information to gain the best learning experience.