I created a mind map of the characters in Romeo and Juliet. Especially when we first begin reading the play, the students get pretty confused trying to follow who all the characters are and how they're connected. I've had students draw out maps like this on construction paper, but this is a lot more fun. I also like that you don't need to purchase software for this.
This blog was established as a requirement for an educational technology course at the University of Minnesota. It is now a combination of personal posts and posts related to my Masters coursework at the University of Minnesota.
Sunday, December 12, 2010
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