Are
you that kind of people who can’t stand their own handwriting? Well, I
am. I find it particularly sad to study from my notes sometimes. I’m not
always motivated by my own words (or someone else’s words, but written
with my pen).
I
came across a highly useful tool called “C-Map”. Well, I didn’t find it
just by chance. I noticed that it was part of a list of tools in a
survey that we had to fill in last year. They asked us if we regularly
use those tools. Curiosity led me to find out more about this
‘discovery’.
I
downloaded the software and I saw that the program allows you to
create, modify, save and export mind maps very easily. I use it now
every time I can to make a copy of my notes when I’m preparing a final
exam or if I have to summarise a text, a topic or, in this short
example, a book and its author’s biography.
I hope you find this useful! AND... I want to take this opportunity to say:
BRAVO
LETI! - Our teacher in ECO2, Letizia Russo, took part in a competition
that involved showing an ICT project carried out at primary, secondary
or tertiary level. She presented the reflective blogs (like the one you
are reading at right now) and she won! Now she has the chance of flying
to Liverpool to attend the 2013 IATEFL Conference. What's more, her work
will be published in partnership with Mcmillan publishers as a handbook
and also in digital format.
We are very proud of you!
Studying Literature??? Excellent example of how to use this software!!! Thanks a lot and I would love to take all of you, hard-working 'subjects' of this project, to Liverpool with me! Go on with your witty posts!!!
ResponderEliminar