Lee Lefever at Common Craft is a master of creating visualizations and explanations of complex ideas. So when he posted a TED-Ed video about making visualizations I knew that I had to watch it.
In Making a TED-Ed Lesson: Visualizing Complex Ideas we learn the differences between written metaphors and visual metaphors and how they can impact your understanding of complex ideas. To demonstrate these ideas we see a comparison between showing someone underlined text on a page and showing someone a map of ideas while talking about those ideas. The video is embedded below.
Applications for Education
This TED-Ed lesson talks about visualizing big data and complex ideas, but the concept of using visual metaphors is one that students can apply to designing presentation slides, videos, and infographics.
Wednesday, 18 December 2013
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