November 1st, 2008 — Visual Learning
The folks at Inspiration, the popular software that allows you to create concept maps, have created My Webspiration, which is presently in beta. I’m very impressed. Not only can you create your own concept maps but you can also collaborate with others. Additionally, you can both import and export Inspiration 8 documents.
convert this post to pdf. May 28th, 2006 — Visual Learning
I just learned about a new site called Gliffy that allows you to create concept maps online. You can also collaborate with others.
convert this post to pdf. October 5th, 2005 — Visual Learning
If you want to create an online mind map (think concept map), this tool may be useful.
convert this post to pdf. August 14th, 2005 — Visual Learning
There are a few concept mapping (or mind-mapping) software tools available. I like Inspiration the best. But it is not free but quality comes at a price. If you want something that is free, you may want to consider CMapTools.
A free software package that uses the mind-mapping template is FreeMind. Click on the link below to get more information about it.
Main Page - FreeMind - free mind mapping software
convert this post to pdf. January 11th, 2005 — Collaboration, Visual Learning
This could be an interesting site to use in an early grade class. Or at the higher levels, you could have the students draw something more complicated (like mitosis) and then have then save it and send it (two features available at this site).
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