Introduction to Concept Mapping

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+ nsmat 2 months ago
thank u
+ ematuco 9 months ago
Very insightful presentation.
Would like to download this, but there’s a defect everytime I press the 'download’ button. Hope you can fix it so I could share it to my colleagues.
sincerely.....emmanuel_matuco@ts.tsuneishi.co.jp
+ guest5f2038 10 months ago
this presentation conflates the ideas of mind mapping (figuring out an idea, often includes images) and concept mapping (explaining understanding of an ideas, pedagogical in nature). See Owen Kelly’s article: http://www.owenkelly.net/30/concept-maps-are-not-mind-maps-2/
+ University of Canberra 2 years ago
I’ve added some more information about the differences between concept mapping and mind mapping here: http://en.wikiversity.org/wiki/Concept_mapping#Concept_mapping_vs._mind_mapping
+ drom 2 years ago
well this is a mind map, right? It is not clear from the slide what is what

Introduction to Concept Mapping by James Neill, 23 July, 2007, University of Canberra, Australia; james.neill@canberra.edu.au

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Concept Mapping Introduction James Neill Centre for Applied Psychology
Introduction Methods Examples
Methods Hand Electronic Markers Paper Web-based Local
Purpose : Note-taking, study, memorising Equipment : Pen, markers, notebook
Social Psychology & The Rwandan Genocide (1992) Purpose : Mapping understanding of connections between theory and examples Equipment : White board, markers, digital camera
Purpose : Mapping argument and logic Equipment : Offline software (e.g., Free Mind)
Tips
- Audience / Readability
- Collaboration?
Other Ways of Presenting Concepts
- Free writing (brainstorming)
- Hierarchical Lists
- Tables
- Animated Images / Multimedia