What is Concept Visualization?
Concept Visualization is basically about presenting complex and important concepts like Multidimensional pointers in “C/C++”, Windows Messaging / Application architecture, evolution of COM technology, MFC application architecture etc using visuals (diagrams) with a specific and consistent color scheme. It is about seeing the required visuals being drawn on the white board using colored markers while the training program is in progress. It is about having an on board presentation being done while the training program is on and the visual interactively being modified to give a more clearer explanation as per current or prevailing context of technical discussion.
 

The most striking aspect of CV is its Build Effect. As compared to the conventional usage of Slides/ Transparencies which generally come across as static visual representation which cannot be modified interactively to suit the current or prevailing context of discussion. CV based presentation is worked out in sync with what’s being discussed and then given step by step dynamic visual build effect. CV is also about presenting/ explaining concepts which otherwise would be running into series of pages of text in a CONCISE and COMPACT visual manner, for example evolution of COM technology. Usage of three-dimensional visuals and usage of colored markers has helped in taking this style of presentation to a more acceptable plane of explanation. The faculty requires a big enough whiteboard and four different color markers basically as his/her training aids. The Learning with CV ensures that participants can recall important concepts far more easily because of the visual nature. As it is rightly said “I remember your face but I have forgotten your name”