Family tree infographic My students are reading “One hundred years of solitude” with another teacher, and they told me how difficult they find to read a book with so many characters, many of them sharing the same names. I remember that when I was in high school and we read the same book, I made …
This is a new game I designed for Brain Awareness Week. The player must draw a line from the Roman numerals of the cranial nerves to the place where they belong in the drawing, and then, draw a line from the origin of the cranial nerve to one of two options: motor or sensorial. The …
Whether you’re standing in the ticket line out in the city or rotating your furniture and monitor for the ideal home cinema experience, there’s nothing quite like watching a good movie with some friends – especially if there’s a tasty snack involved. Regardless of what we look at – the stories themselves or the industry …
With 2015 almost out the door, we thought it was about time to reflect on all the fun we had with all of you and all the new things we got to learn through making wonderful visual content together. Here are some of the infographics you’ve shared with us over the year: Average cost of …
As a pet shop owner or employee you’ll need to provide all sorts of stuff for people’s furry, feathery and scaly friends: food, treats, leashes, tiny homes, beds, dishes, accessories, cosmetics, anti-parasite sprays and who knows what else along the way. The trouble is, all the other pet shops will, too. The trick to standing …
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Cell signaling is one of the most arid parts of the curriculum this semester, and my students have tons of papers to read of too many different subjects. I decided to be the cool teacher and instead of giving them 4 different papers to read (on top of everything else I already gave them to …
Nowadays the need for speed just keeps increasing, and it can get pretty tricky to keep your output interesting and creative enough when you have a tick-tacking clock (and possibly an impatient PR person, too) breathing behind your neck. So how can you get the largest audience interested in what you have to offer and …
To achieve anything you set out to do, a good strategy is a must. However, with all the steps and sub steps, back up plans, one-time tasks and heaps of side notes, things can get pretty drawn out and messy. We here to help you sort through all that and make your next direction clear …
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Trying to find technology to describe mathematics is sometimes not easy. I have found that Easel.ly makes a great presentation tool for students to show their mastery of math standards while integrating other subject areas.
While teaching history of neuroscience to teenager undergrad biology students, one of the biggest challenges is to keep their attention for 60 minutes while talking about things that happened a long time ago. These young students are eager to learn about how the brain works, about the biological, chemical and electrical processes that shape who …
We probably all know how a difficult can be to find a creative job that’s well-paid. It’s hard to get yourself out there when there’s so many different demands when it comes to qualifications and job offers, isn’t it?
With the push on STEM and students collecting all kinds of data, my teacher colleagues often ask for ideas to allow students to present the data in different and more interesting ways. I often share the idea of using an infographic to display the students’ data. Infographics are everywhere! We see them used in TV …
