Re:Computational Thinking Benefits Society (2014)
by ooqr on Friday October 14, 2016 @07:51AM
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When one speaks of visual thinking, one does not mean literal pictures either though, right? For me, when tackling a programming problem for example, I may see a data structure or some piece of architecture as a graph, without really seeing the pictorial representation of that graph that I'd draw on a paper. There's no scaling or positional geometry to speak of; merely connections. Was just wondering if this is similar to what others mean.
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Re:Computational Thinking Benefits Society (2014)
by imagist on Tuesday October 18, 2016 @02:03AM
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Yeah, that's representative of my experience. It feels visual, but not exactly in the same way as drawing to communicate--I just "know" what the parts mean instead of them being shaped in some meaningful way.