Update on Current Tutorial Initiatives
I’ve been taking a break from working on the How the Economy Works tutorial. Thank you to those who shared it with others! However, I’m still having trouble (as far as I can tell) getting it in front...
View ArticleNew Tutorial: How Loans Create Money
Here is the first part of a new narrated visual tutorial: How Bank Loans Create Money — Explained Visually in 3 Minutes This part covers the very basics, so you’re not likely to learn anything if...
View ArticleMacroeconomic Circular Flow Visualizer — Preview Version Available
Have you ever wanted to control the economy’s leakages and injections to see what would happen to the flows of spending and income? Wanted to see how GDP falls and the government deficit rises if...
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Your Feedback Makes a Big Difference!
Creating educational content for complex topics is challenging. EconViz has no staff of usability testers and no formal panel of test subjects that would support a higher quality process of iteratively...
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Want to Design a Fun Educational Experience about Economics?
Are you a good storyteller? Do you like the idea of creating a fun educational experience so compelling that people can’t help but learn new things about the economy and in turn share the experience...
View ArticlePoll: Which Tutorial Would You Find Most Helpful?
I have been working on Part 2 of How Loans Create Money, called Why Central Banks Don’t Control the Money Supply: A Visual Tour of the Macroeconomic Dynamics of Bank Loans, Reserve Requirements,...
View ArticlePoll Result & Status Update
The last post included a poll asking for votes on which tutorial to focus on next. The clear winner was the one I had already started on, “Why Central Banks Don’t Control the Money Supply: A Visual...
View ArticleNew Tutorial: Why Central Banks Don’t Control the Money Supply…
I’ve decided to share an incomplete copy of the most recent tutorial I’ve been working on: Why Central Banks Don’t Control the Money Supply: A Visual Tour of the Macroeconomic Dynamics of Bank Loans,...
View ArticleBalance Sheet Visualizer in German plus a Video Trailer for EconViz
Thanks to Oskar Fuhlrott for taking the initiative recently on a German translation of the Macroeconomic Balance Sheet Visualizer, currently hosted with permission on his site: Makroökonomischer...
View ArticleBalance Sheet Visualizer now works with Internet Explorer 10
I recently tried the Macroeconomic Balance Sheet Visualizer in Internet Explorer 10 (the latest as of earlier this year) and noticed the graphics did not show up at all. I have now fixed the issue. If...
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