Posts Tagged ‘mind mapping’

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planning active elearning: antidote to info dump

July 22, 2008

Cathy Moore has a slideshow about how to plan for active learning – whether online or not. The key: concentrate on what people need to do, not what you think they need to know. Her slides would make excellent wallpaper for any  instructional design atelier.

http://blog.cathy-moore.com/?p=215

http://blog.cathy-moore.com/?p=215

In the same post, she also says how she uses Compendium for doing her mind mapping. A quick download (Open University and others are behind Compendium) and peek later, I have it on my list of things to play with later. It looks pleasantly easy to use and flexible (you put down your ideas first, then connect them -  no hierarchical connections from the start to deal with).

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online mind mapping and diagramming tools

March 14, 2007

Came across this really cool tool to create mind maps:

http://www.bubbl.us/

And this one to make more complex diagrams:

http://thinkature.com/

thanks to David :-)

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Content Mapping with Vue

June 1, 2005

http://vue.tccs.tufts.edu/about/

Arrange your content in a mind map kind of style, with links behind the nodes. Maybe a possibility for presenting resources in different (course) situations?