Mindmaps training sfrome2011 by Jasmin Suministrado

MIND MAPPING & CONCEPTMAPPING(SHARE FAIR 2011 DAY 0 SESSION)Jasmin Suministradosuministrado@ilo.orgKnowledge Manager,Microrinsurance Innovation Facility,International Labour Office& KM4Dev Member

GETTING TO KNOW YOU Write in cards three of the following information (use 1-3 words per information): Name Organization Field of work Area of interest Hobbies Advocacy Anything you want to share Jasmin Suministrado suministrado@ilo.org

MINDMAPS & CONCEPT MAPS Graphical ways to represent ideas and concepts Visual thinking tools that help structuring information, helping you to better: analyze comprehend synthesize, recall and generate new ideas. Has its roots in the field of education and learning There’s a psychological basis to all these! Jasmin Suministrado suministrado@ilo.org

MAPPING AS A TOOL TO ASSIMILATE ANDASSESS LEARNING Source: Novak and Cañas, 2006 Jasmin Suministrado suministrado@ilo.org

SO WHAT IS A MIND MAP? “A mind map consists of a central word or concept, around the central word you draw the 5 to 10 main ideas that relate to that word. You then take each of those child words and again draw the 5 to 10 main ideas that relate to each of those words." - Tony Buzan Proponent of Mind Mapping Jasmin Suministrado suministrado@ilo.org

WHAT IS A MIND MAP? Jasmin SuministradoSource: fuzz2buzz suministrado@ilo.org

Jasmin SuministradoSource: illumine training suministrado@ilo.org

NOW, WHAT IS A CONCEPT MAP? A tool emerging from a research in Cornell in 1972 to better represent children’s conceptual understanding or knowledge of science “Meaningful learning involves the assimilation of new concepts and propositions into existing cognitive structures." - Joseph Novak Proponent of the Concept Mapping Jasmin Suministrado suministrado@ilo.org

WHAT IS A CONCEPT MAP? Jasmin SuministradoSource:http://cmap.ihmc.us suministrado@ilo.org

SOME USES OF THE CONCEPT MAP to generate ideas (e.g. brain storming) to design a complex structure to communicate complex ideas to illustrate the relationships between different components or processes to aid learning by explicitly integrating new and old knowledge to assess understanding or diagnose misunderstanding Jasmin Suministrado suministrado@ilo.org

DIFFERENCES BETWEEN CMAP AND MMAP Concept Maps Buzan mind maps do not Must evolve permit from a central Do not Main include topics Are Have descendants of permit must cannot will have single include have be Must be an word Topics must multi- underlying evolve from word a Connect non- Occasionally hierarchical may be are generally Association linesCross Focus Linking Hierar- Tree May be Cyclic Nodeslinking question phrases chical structure augmented by Jasmin Suministrado suministrado@ilo.org

LET’S MAP! Cmapping/Mmapping can be used both for knowledge generation and capture, particularly from a brainstorming or discussion session. In groups, create either a Cmap or an Mmap on any of the following: What are the key challenges in agricultural development? What is the ideal state of agriculture? What we would like to learn from the ShareFair? Other questions/issues your group agrees on. Jasmin Suministrado suministrado@ilo.org

CONSTRUCTING GOOD MIND MAPS Jasmin SuministradoSource: http://www.mind-mapping.co.uk/make-mind-map.htm suministrado@ilo.org

Jasmin SuministradoSource:http://cmap.ihmc.us suministrado@ilo.org

LINKING WORDS AND PHRASESType of Link ExamplesAttribute or Characteristic Links has characteristic/is characteristic of is characterized by has attribute/is attribute of has type/is type of has color has shapeProcess Links has process/is process in has input/is input to has output/is output ofAction Links Function: cause/is caused by function as/is used for Operation: act on/is acted on by generate/is generated by regulate/is regulated by determine/is determined by increase/is increased byInclusion (Part-whole) Links Subset: is included in, is contained in, is example of, is part of Superset: include, contain, consist of, is composed of, is divided into, is made of, has example, has part ofSimilarity Links is similar to is like is opposite toTemporal Links Precede follow Jasmin Suministrado has step/is step in suministrado@ilo.org

provide basis for updating Innovation Grants provide inputs Learning Diary for Discussion Forums Mid-term review can be used to gather issues/ topics for serves as Mission reports synthesized into links in provide inputs for Learning Journey Thematic K-sharing WorkshopsFACILITY K-PRODUCTS CCT highlighted as Pages Emerging provide Webinars/ CCB Activities Insights inputs for main provide Virtual source of inputs for conferences feeds into LD of CCB and fellow highlighted as Start with Thematic studies Innovation K repackaged as Forum Research Grants Videos Briefing Research papers Notes provide inputs for ??? Others (not supported by Facility) provide Training Documents/reports Internal CCB Workshops consolidated in updates to Curriculum Boards Mission reports Mostly KCapture Mostly Website and KSharing of Portal Mostly F2F One-way (receiving) Two-way (interacting) Jasmin Suministrado suministrado@ilo.org

Jasmin Suministrado suministrado@ilo.orgVARIATION OF MIND MAP USED BY THE FACILITY FOR TAXONOMY BY

MAPPING SOFTWAREFree ware Proprietary Freemind Buzan’s iMindMap XMIND XMIND Pro Freeplane MindMapper Pimki SmartDraw WikkaWiki MindView CMapTools Visual Mind Inspiration VUE PersonalBrain …and a few more …and many more Jasmin Suministrado suministrado@ilo.org

SOME DEMOS Create simple mind maps through the text2mindmap website (www.text2mindmap.com) Online demo of concept mapping using CMapTools (https://ctl.furman.edu/main/dem os/cmap/cmap_demo.html) Jasmin Suministrado suministrado@ilo.org

ENJOY MAPPING! Jasmin Suministrado suministrado@ilo.org

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