Visual Tools
Explore our research-backed visual learning tools designed to enhance understanding, retention, and creativity across various subjects and learning styles.
Graphic Organiser
Visualize connections between concepts
Create flowcharts, concept maps, Venn diagrams, and grids to visualize relationships between ideas. Useful for showing processes, hierarchies, and connections.
The Learning Science Behind Graphic Organiser
Graphic organizers help learners visualize abstract concepts and identify relationships between ideas. Research shows they improve comprehension and retention by engaging both verbal and visual processing in the brain.
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Visual Word Building
Morpheme-based vocabulary activities
Create visual word building activities that help students understand word structure through morpheme analysis. Split words into meaningful parts and build engaging learning materials.
The Learning Science Behind Visual Word Building
Morpheme-based instruction significantly improves vocabulary acquisition and reading comprehension. Visual word building activities engage multiple learning pathways, helping students understand word structure and meaning relationships.
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Slides Creator
Generate complete slide decks with teacher scripts
Create comprehensive presentation slides with icons, keywords, quizzes, and teacher notes. Perfect for lessons, lectures, and educational presentations.
The Learning Science Behind Slides Creator
Well-designed slides improve learning outcomes by organizing information, reducing cognitive load, and engaging multiple learning modalities. Teacher scripts ensure pedagogical effectiveness and content accuracy.
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Video Generator
ProCreative adaptive educational videos
Creative adaptive and accessible educational videos tailored to your needs. Perfect for engaging presentations, explanations, and visual storytelling.
The Learning Science Behind Video Generator
Video content engages multiple learning modalities simultaneously, enhancing retention and understanding. Research shows that customized educational videos can increase student engagement by up to 60% compared to standard materials.
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Frayer Model
Structured vocabulary learning
Create Frayer Model diagrams with definitions, characteristics, examples, and non-examples to build deeper vocabulary understanding.
The Learning Science Behind Frayer Model
The Frayer Model enhances vocabulary acquisition through a structured approach that activates prior knowledge, encourages critical thinking, and creates multiple memory pathways by connecting terms to definitions, characteristics, and real-world examples.
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Concrete Examples
Evidence-based categorical concept worksheets
Create printable worksheets using the NPPPN sequence to teach categorical concepts. Help students distinguish between examples and non-examples with research-backed design principles.
The Learning Science Behind Concrete Examples
Concrete examples instruction using the NPPPN sequence (Negative-Positive-Positive-Positive-Negative) is proven to improve categorical concept learning. The setup, difference, and sameness principles reduce cognitive load and clarify concept boundaries.
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Hexagons
Hexagonal concept mapping
Create interactive hexagon grids to visualize connections between concepts. Perfect for exploring relationships between ideas and building conceptual understanding.
The Learning Science Behind Hexagons
Hexagon mapping encourages non-linear thinking and helps students identify meaningful connections between concepts. The physical arrangement of ideas promotes active learning and deeper cognitive processing.
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Storyboard
Sequential visual storytelling
Generate a visual narrative with images and text for storytelling, processes, or event sequences.
The Learning Science Behind Storyboard
Storyboards leverage the power of narrative and visual processing to enhance learning. The sequential format helps students organize temporal information and understand cause-effect relationships.
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Icon Story
Symbol-based visual communication
Create a storyboard with symbolic icons representing key concepts. Great for visual communication using symbols rather than realistic images.
The Learning Science Behind Icon Story
Icon stories use symbolic representation to build conceptual understanding. Symbols reduce cognitive load while maintaining meaning, making complex ideas more accessible to learners.
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Visual Keywords
Key terms with visual anchors
Extract and visualize key terms with definitions and visual representations. Perfect for vocabulary building and concept reinforcement.
The Learning Science Behind Visual Keywords
Visual keywords combine verbal and visual memory traces, strengthening neural connections. Research in dual coding theory shows this multimodal approach significantly improves recall and comprehension.
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Map Generator
ExperimentalInteractive geographical visualization
Create interactive maps with custom themes and data visualizations. Perfect for geography, history, or any subject requiring spatial understanding.
The Learning Science Behind Map Generator
Interactive maps engage spatial intelligence and visual processing to improve geographical understanding. Research shows that interactive elements enhance retention by creating a multi-sensory learning experience.
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