Flow+Charts

=**Flow Charts**=

// After completing research for online and mobile tools for flow charts, share your findings here by posting a brief description of the software or application(s) you found, on what technology you would use the software (desktop, laptop, tablet, mobile phone, etc), and a link to the software or application(s). Include your name in parenthesis at the end of your posting. //

RFFlow Flowchart Software is a paid software package that also offers a free trial which include all shapes and other charts. It looks like a good program for businesses to use when flowcharts are necessary. [|RFFlow]//(Kevin Buell)//

An online diagram software that allows you to easily make top grade flowcharts is called "Gliffy". The examples they show are a great example of things you can do with flowcharts on this site. [|gliffy] //(Cheyenne Kasubaski)//


 * Microsoft Word** can be used to make flowcharts. Although it is not as nice as some specialized programs, it works in a pinch, and many students and businesses already have Word as part of the MS Office Suite. eHow //(Travis Wichlacz)//

//Mindjet is a program that helps you create flowcharts. It gives you a 30 day trial before purchase to check everything out. It has the ability to move and organize your items and ideas and seems like an easy software to use. [|Mindjet] (Tamara Southworth)//

Edraw Flowchart Software-you can c reate flowcharts and business charts with minimal effort and time. This tool comes with support for basic flowcharts, organizational charts, business charts, hr diagrams, work flowcharts, programming flowcharts and network design diagrams. [|Edraw Flowchart Software](Brandon Kulibert)

RFFlow5 software. These flow chart examples can be downloaded and edited. It is sometimes easier to modify exsisting charts than trying to create on yourself. Using software like this can save you a lot of time on your projects. [] (Deb Fry)

I found [|Cacoo] which is a free online flowchart/diagram application in which you can access anywhere and collaborate with others. You can save the flowcharts/diagrams online or export them as a PDF or SVG file. I really could have used this for a couple of my classes last semester. When I searched last year I did not find anything like this. (Denise Day)

Oh man I just found another one, totally free, no need to sign up for anything, can be accessed from anywhere and can be saved as XML, JPG, or PNG file. It's called [|Diagramly] and looks like it's based on the Microsoft Office format. (Denise Day)

Website [] will show you how to create step by step flow charts in Excel. I don't know much about Excel, but I think I could handle doing this. (Sarah Luedtke)

The web-site I found tells you what flow charts are used for and how. [|Flowcharting] (Suzanne Grennier)

The flowchart creating software is meant for charts more on the simpler end of the spectrum. It doesn't have a special name it just is a feature on this website [|SelectSmart]. (Scott Kocos)

The website I found was[| eHow]. It shows a video on how to make flow charts in microsoft word. (SharonNett)

I found a free flowchart application called [|Diagram Designer]. It is relatively easy to use with click and drag capabilities of numerous flow chart symbols and colors. (Chris Wiltzius)

I found a software package very similar to Microsoft Office called OpenOffice. You can create flowchart using Draw.(Judy Hennig)[|Draw]

Flow Charts A flowchart will give information on percents, numbers, diagrams. This is a visual aid so that a person can see results.( Lori Blank)