Mobile Learning Unit: Mind Mapping
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This document discusses mind mapping and concept mapping tools that can be used to visually organize and represent non-linear ideas and concepts. It notes that ideas are rarely straightforward and may overlap, and that mind maps can help create pictures in our minds to see alternatives, other points of view, and context. It encourages using the mind mapping tool Popplet to make thinking visible by creating a mind map, telling a story, and showing thinking to others.
Mobile Learning Unit: Mind Mapping
- 1. M A K E T E C H N O L O G Y W O R K F O R Y O U E D T C W O R K S H O P S F O R T E A C H E R S MOBILE LEARNING UNIT WORKSHOP SERIES Mind Mapping
- 2. Mind Maps – Concepts Maps – Graphics…. A number of different terms to describe these tools. Of course, there are differences, but often we use them interchangeably.
- 3. Non-linear and Ill-defined Ideas Concepts / ideas are rarely linear (straightforward) They are often not clear and may overlap with other concepts
- 4. Maps of our world Maps help create pictures in our minds They can help to see: Alternatives Other points of view Context
- 5. Make your thinking visible Go to Popplet Make a Mind map Tell us a story Show your thinking to the world
Editor's Notes
- #3: Personal work – personal sphere – manage your work and organize it Share – community of inquiry – we have to work with others – share and get / give feedback Competency – when your supervisor, students and stakeholder want to know what you are doing.
- #5: Show people what they want to see Reusable learning objects Edit once – update three times!