Inspiration

What is Inspiration?

Inspiration is a powerful visual learning tool that inspires students in developing ideas, analyzing information, organizing thinking, integrating new knowledge and critical thinking.

Inspiration's integrated diagramming and contour views work together to help students understand concepts and information. An intuitive interface keeps students focused on their ideas, not the drawing process. In the powerful sketch view, students quickly prioritize and reorganize their ideas, helping them create newsrooms, reports, and many others in a clear and concise way.

Inspiration throughout the curriculum

Use Inspiration in arts, science, or social studies classes, or whenever your students need to structure research or work.

• Visual learning

Visual thinking is a learning style in which the student understands better and retains information when ideas, words and concepts are associated with images.

• Graphic organizer

A graphical organizer is a visual display that demonstrates the relationships between facts, concepts, or ideas. A graphic organizer guides the student's thinking as he fills and builds a visual map or diagram.

• Map of concepts

The mapping of concepts links concepts and ideas to words and phrases that explain the relationship. They encourage students to discover new concepts, communicate ideas and information clearly and improve their knowledge of any subject.

• Mind map

Mind mapping is a visual form of annotations that provides an overview of a topic and its complex information. Through the use of colors, images, and words, mind mapping begins with a central idea and expands to more detailed sub-topics.

• Webs

A web is a visual map that shows how different categories of information relate to each other. It is a brainstorming method that provides structure for ideas and facts, creating a flexible framework for the development, organization and prioritization of ideas.

System Requirements

• Windows XP; Vista; 7; 8; 10
• Macintosh OS X or higher