I recently came across a site out of the UK called aMap, which is an online debate tool, with a unique twist. It is a visual argument map, where students can express whether they agree or disagree with a certain topic, in a unique visual format.
I really like how it helps you with the structure of your argument, when you reply. Check it out!
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