Elif E. Fırat and Robert S. Laramee
Graphic design and visualization are becoming fundamental components of
education. The use of advanced visual design in pedagogy is growing and
evolving rapidly. One of their aims is to enhance the educational process
by facilitating better understanding of the subject with the use of
graphical representation methods. Research papers in this field offer
important opportunities to examine previously completed experiments and
extract useful educational outcomes. This paper analyzes and classifies
pedagogical visualization research papers to increase understanding in
this area. To our knowledge, this is the first (work-in-progress) survey
paper on advanced visualization for education. We categorize related
research papers into original subject groups that enable researchers to
compare related literature. Our novel classification enables researchers
to find both mature and unexplored directions which can inform directions
for future work. This paper serves as a valuable resource for both
beginners and experienced researchers who are interested in interactive
visualization for education.
CCS Concepts: General and reference --> Surveys and overviews;
Applied computing --> Interactive learning environments; Humancentered
computing --> Visualization design and evaluation methods
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