Concept+Map

=Concept Map=

A concept map is a way to organize your ideas. To make a concept map, one could draw it on a piece of paper, but there are many ways to create one electronically. If you have the Inspiration software, it is easy to create a concept map. If you don't have access to that piece of software, there is a web-based software, [], where you can create concept maps online for free.

Teachers could utilize concept maps in many different ways. You could use it to brainstorm for a paper, collect information from a text book, or summarize previous concepts. This appeals to many different learners because it doesn't stick with the standard outline practice. It integrates images, text, and links into a more visual outline. Also, with mywebspiration, you could create a collaborative element to the concept map.

This is an example of a concept map from mywebspiration which I made to help break up the math text associated with the topic of Conic Sections:

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