Belvedere
Software for constructing and reflecting on diagrams of one's ideas
Belvedere is designed to help support
problem-based collaborative learning scenarios with evidence and concept
maps. With our software, middle-school and high-school students learn
critical inquiry skills that they can apply in everyday life as well as
in science.
Originally developed by Dan Suthers and colleagues while at the Learning
and Resource Development Center at the University of Pittsburgh, the third
and fourth generations of Belvedere were engineered at LILT to support
multiple representational views (tables and hierarchies as well as graphs)
on evidence models. Belvedere 4, programmed by David Burger, also adds
support for concept maps and causal models. Several other experimental
versions of Belvedere also exist at LILT.
Take the Tour
and view the Curriculum.
We offer a simplified version of Belvedere to try
now!.
Download the
software here, or see our Sourceforge
site for further information and access to the source!
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