NetSciDraw

A tool for thinking in systems

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Knowledge about networks can help us to make sense of those systems, making it a useful literacy tool for people to be effective and successful in this increasingly complex, interconnected world of the 21st century. Nearly everything in this world is reliant on something else for some reason. Humans need oxygen, trees need carbon dioxide and sunlight to survive. Almost all things around us are interconnected, and often in a complex way. Netscidraw and other systems science tools hope to develop this perspective of how the world works from a systems perspective and will enhance your ability to think divergently and creatively for a positive impact.

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Food Chain
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Conjugating -AR Verbs
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Chemical Reactions
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The Water Cycle
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Plot
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Separation of Powers
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Family Tree
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GCF
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Food Web
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Factor Tree for 100

About

NetSciDraw is a Binghamton University Capstone project in collaboration with New York Hall of Science. The app aims to promote network thinking as an active learning skill. Credits to the 2018 and 2019 NetSci Draw Capstone Team. Also a sepecial thanks to Niki Case for thier work on Loopy.

More of Niki's work

The Current NetSciDraw Team

  • Amalia Daviero - adavier1@binghamton.edu
  • Marleen Moise - mmoise1@binghamton.edu
  • Mackenzie Wellington - mwellin4@binghamton.edu
  • Under the supervision of Dr. Hiroki Sayama - sayama@binghamton.edu