It is the map of Twitter community, created using social network analysis. Created with NodeXL
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Make With Me One way to explore the learning principles of Connected Learning this week is to make a map. Though the possibilities are endless, here are a few to consider: Map important learning or your #clmooc experience so far If learning is a journey, where has it taken you? Where did you begin? Where are you now? When have you charted undiscovered country? When have you bumped into a border? How does making helping your learning journey move forward or into new ground? (Prezi is just one tool you might consider playing with in mapping your learning.) Create a literal… Read more »
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Look for a map ( Washington Metro) Copy with Snagit or printscreen and save. Edit the map with Gimp or some other image editor: copy a part, delete it an past a new part in the same place, with name of metro station or part of line. You could write down names of stations that would show on your map.
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Chad Sansing took Sara Green’s idea for revamping the famed London Tube Map for a map of learning, and created a remixable Webmaker Thimble webpage. Thanks to Chad, anyone can now make their own Tube Map, which is a handy way to think about learning communities and networks and nodes, and the way ideas can connect with each other, through a very visual lens.