- Introduction
- Learning outcomes
- 1 How to use this course
- 2 What is a diagram?
- 3 Why do people use diagrams?
- 3.1 Visualisers and verbalisers
- 3.2 Varying cognitive styles
- 3.3 Conveying information to others
- 3.4 Thinking through diagrams
- 3.5 Working with other people's diagrams – representing text as diagrams
- 3.6 Key points
- 3.7 Working with other people's diagrams – reading diagrams
- 3.8 Reading diagrams: questioning what they say
- 3.9 Key points
- 4 Why do systems thinkers use diagrams?
- Conclusion
- Keep on learning
- References
- Acknowledgements
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