A guide to using diagrams
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- Опубліковано 7 сер 2012
- Drawing diagrams is a very different type of communication than most of us are used to, but it allows us to think in new ways and encourages us to approach problems differently. The Open University's Simon Bell and Kevin Collins explain why diagrams are so useful, and discuss 5 different diagramming types.
Click the times below to skip to the different parts:
00:04 - Introduction to diagrams
01:16 - A difficult situation in the Mediterranean
01:30 - How to draw a rich picture
06:27 - How to draw a spray diagram
09:42 - How to draw a systems map
11:49 - How to draw an influence map
13:47 - How to draw a multiple cause diagram
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Smart! thanks for the explanation!
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Whoever is standing behind the glass, drawing, is a master at writing backwards.
With what program am I able to make a video like in the beginning of this video? Thank you!
wow!
Did I just watch a 20 minute video on diagrams
Reminded me of the old " Mind Mapping" ~
Flip the image or mirror imaging is the trick.
hi
Info graphics
amazing, informative, BUT doesn't explain / show the best / general way to break down an event into understandable parts... perhaps, it is just too complex, too many unknown factors, too intimidating to just even consider thinking about how everything all works together...
farming decline to dry stone walls..what?!!
If you listen to the start of the rich picture diagram, you'll hear why the farmer thought it was important:
"Good drystone wall around his farm to stop erosion". The issue the farmer is referring to is therefore erosion. The drystone wall is a potential intervention to stop erosion.
4 weeks!
Just kidding, its a video trick :)
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Lol im confused haha
written form is even worse... people these days don't got the patience, energy, or time to read text, its video or its shit...
Could there be a more sexist way of representing the world? farmers, bankers etc all men.... open your mind - openuniversity please.
It comes from a real world case study, as stated at the beginning of the video. Your mawkish comment is as banal as it unobservant.
hi