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March 18 Webinar – Making Meaning – Perceiving Reality – Visualization

March 15th, 2010 Phil Brookhouse Leave a comment Go to comments

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Visualization is a term that is thrown around somewhat indiscriminately. This webinar is designed as a way to dip into visualization and to help educators get a grip on understanding the subject and think about how it applies to their classrooms. Woven into visualization is the topic of visual literacy, a skill that is considered by many to be crucial to the whole idea of literacy. This webinar will combine the ideas and take the position that visualization is a skill that is specified in Maine Learning Results and 21st Century skills. The MLTI image, and other resources provide tools that can create visualizations and/or help develop visual literacy. Come join us on that Thursday for either of the two sessions.

3:15 session

http://stateofmaine.na4.acrobat.com/mlti031810a/

 7:15 session

http://stateofmaine.na4.acrobat.com/mlti031810e/

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  • http://notyetworkingonit Kate Mochon

    I would like to register for the 7:15 webinar, but can not be guaranteed to participate as it is around bedtime of my small child. I am excited for this topic as I am an art teacher and this is my modus operandi!

  • Beth Turner

    Do you have handouts or documentation for the Visualization webinar?

  • http://maine121.org Phil

    Good to hear from you – It really will be a quick dip. The subject is very deep and rich, so it will be mostly an intro and discussion. Hope to see you there!

  • http://maine121.org Phil

    There will be some to download at the end of the webinar. I am still getting them together. The whole ppt and a notebook will be available, and there will be a page with some extra websites to look at. I hope this answers your question. In addition, the sessions will be recorded and made available as archives. I will have a blog post kind of synopsis, and an iTunesU podcast, too.