Graphic Organizers

Graphic Organizers are used daily in education for any curriculum to help teach any subject (i.e. mind maps, brainstorms, etc.) These websites have made it easy to make beautiful-looking graphic organizers, great for visual learners.

You have a TON of amazing graphic organizers if you are a SPED teacher in WCCUSD and you know how to access your RazPlus account - look under Resources.

This list below is in alphabetical order.

Thanks to http://cyber-kap.blogspot.com for sharing!

10 Sites for Creating Graphic Organizers

• Exploratree - A great visual site for creating a mind map with lots of templates.
• Mind42 - Nice collaborative mind mapping site with lots of templates and easy to use.
• MindMeister - Beautiful looking mind mapping site with the ability to embed into a site or blog.
• MindMup - A easy to use site for creating brainstorms or mind maps.
• Mindomo - One of my favorite brainstorming apps that also lets a user flip their classroom, collaborate, comment, and much more.
• Popplet - A excellent app that allows students to think and learn visually by brainstorming and mind mapping.
• Storyboard That - A excellent site with educational portal that educators are using in a variety ways, such as creating timelines, storyboards, graphic organizers (t-charts, grids, etc.), and more.
• TotSplash - A fun site for creating and organizing ideas into a brainstorm or mind map.
• Webspiration Classroom - From the creators of Inspiration a very popular web-based program for creating visual brainstorms that can then be turned into an outline with a click of a button.
• WiseMapping - A great site for creating visual mind maps and brainstorms.