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In a character web, students identify the character traits of the
protagonist. This reinforces the concept of point of view and helps
students understand the action and the conflict that occurs in a story.
When students are reading more complex tales, a character web can
also show how the protagonist develops as the story proceeds. For
example, you can have students create the web after reading the first
chapter of a story and then save it. After the second chapter, they can
open the document and change what they've written to reflect their new
understanding.
Inspiration comes with 35 built-in templates to help educators and
students get acquainted with visual learning. The example below is the
Inspiration Language Arts-Character template. You can use it as is or
customize to fit the subjects you're studying.
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 TYPES OF WEBS
Literary webs
help students understand a story or novel in terms of both the whole and
its parts.
Comparison
is one of the most basic and powerful forms of analysis in any
discipline.
Prewriting
describes the brainstorming and organizing students do before writing a
story.
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