How Do You Organize And Interpret Information With Venn Diagrams Using Paint?
Organizing information using Venn Diagrams can be very useful for anything from doing a simple math problem, to presenting visual information to other people, or if you just want to make everyday information easier to read and interpret. For this “how to”, I will be using a sample problem with made-up data. Sample Problem: You are looking to create study groups in your dorm and are looking for students who have the same classes as you. You would like to form study groups for the following classes: Psychology, Biology and Calculus. You take a survey of 100 students in your building to see if they are in any of your classes. Gather your information, and separate it into specific categories. You may even want to make a table to make it easier when you enter your information into the diagram. Open Paint. Click the Start menu. Go to All Programs, click Accessories, and select Paint. Draw three overlapping circles. Click on the “Ellipse” button. It looks like an oval and is located on the me
