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Mindmaps training sfrome2011 by Jasmin Suministrado
This document discusses mind mapping and concept mapping tools. It provides examples of mind maps and concept maps, and explains the differences between the two. The document also demonstrates how to construct mind maps and concept maps, including the use of linking words and phrases. Mapping software options are presented. Participants are then invited to create their own maps on suggested topics.
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- 1. MIND MAPPING &CONCEPT MAPPING (SHARE FAIR 2011 DAY 0 SESSION) Jasmin Suministrado suministrado@ilo.org Knowledge Manager, Microrinsurance Innovation Facility, International Labour Office & KM4Dev Member
- 2. GETTING TO KNOWYOU Write in cards three of the following information (use 1-3 words per information): Name Organization Field of workField of work Area of interest Hobbies Advocacy Anything you want to share Jasmin Suministrado suministrado@ilo.org
- 3. MINDMAPS & CONCEPTMAPS Graphical ways to represent ideas and concepts Visual thinking tools that help structuring information, helping you to better: analyze comprehendcomprehend 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
- 4. MAPPING AS ATOOL TO ASSIMILATE AND ASSESS LEARNING Source: Novak and Cañas, 2006 Jasmin Suministrado suministrado@ilo.org
- 5. SO WHAT ISA 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 drawof 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
- 6. WHAT IS AMIND MAP? Source: fuzz2buzz Jasmin Suministrado suministrado@ilo.org
- 7. Source: illumine training JasminSuministrado suministrado@ilo.org
- 8. NOW, WHAT ISA 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
- 9. WHAT IS ACONCEPT MAP? Source:http://cmap.ihmc.us Jasmin Suministrado suministrado@ilo.org
- 10. SOME USES OFTHE 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 processescomponents or processes to aid learning by explicitly integrating new and old knowledge to assess understanding or diagnose misunderstanding Jasmin Suministrado suministrado@ilo.org
- 11. DIFFERENCES BETWEEN CMAPAND MMAP Concept Maps Buzan mind maps Main topics permit must cannot Have single will have Are descendants of Must evolve from a central Do not include do not permit Focus question Cross linking Linking phrases Cyclic Nodes Hierar- chical Tree structure Association lines Topics permit must evolve from a include Occasionally may be have multi- word are generally be single word Must be will have an underlying May be augmented by Connect non- hierarchical Jasmin Suministrado suministrado@ilo.org
- 12. LET’S MAP! Cmapping/Mmapping canbe 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: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
- 13. CONSTRUCTING GOOD MINDMAPS Source: http://www.mind-mapping.co.uk/make-mind-map.htm Jasmin Suministrado suministrado@ilo.org
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- 15. LINKING WORDS ANDPHRASES Type of Link Examples Attribute or Characteristic Links has characteristic/is characteristic of is characterized by has attribute/is attribute of has type/is type of has color has shape Process Links has process/is process in has input/is input to has output/is output of Action Links Function: cause/is caused byAction 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 by Inclusion (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 of Similarity Links is similar to is like is opposite to Temporal Links Precede follow has step/is step in Jasmin Suministrado suministrado@ilo.org
- 16. Startwith Innovation Grants CCB Activities LearningDiary Mid-term review Mission reports CCT Thematic studies LD of CCB and fellow Learning Journey Emerging Insights Discussion Forums K-sharing Workshops Webinars/ Virtual conferences Innovation synthesized into highlighted as provide inputs for provide basis for updating feeds into provide inputs for can be used to gather issues/ topics for highlighted as provide inputs for serves as links in main source of provide inputs for Thematic Pages FACILITYK-PRODUCTS One-way (receiving) Two-way (interacting) Startwith Research Grants Others (not supported by Facility) Research papers Documents/reports Mission reports Innovation Forum CCB Workshops Videos Briefing Notes Mostly KCapture Mostly Website and KSharing of Portal Mostly F2F Internal Boards ??? Training Curriculum provide inputs for provide updates toconsolidated in repackaged as FACILITYK Jasmin Suministrado suministrado@ilo.org
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- 18. MAPPING SOFTWARE Freemind XMIND Freeplane Buzan’s iMindMap XMINDPro MindMapper Free ware Proprietary Freeplane Pimki WikkaWiki CMapTools Inspiration VUE …and a few more MindMapper SmartDraw MindView Visual Mind PersonalBrain …and many more Jasmin Suministrado suministrado@ilo.org
- 19. SOME DEMOS Create simplemind 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
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