Mind Mapping and Concept Mapping

When you look at pages of written notes, do all the words and letters blur together? Do you find it difficult to make meaning out of a page of words?

Mind mapping and concept mapping may provide powerful ways to capture a lot of information while using few words. The terms are used interchangeably. Instead of using a lot of words, you create pictorial representations of what you are learning. Mapping allows you to see connections in ways not readily possible with traditional outlines.

Click on the link below to read about concept mapping and to see examples of mind mapping.

ESPeak Mapping: List, Group, Compare and Share