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Introducing Respondo! Best tools and practices for concept mapping. Last summer my interest in concept mapping was renewed when I read How Learning Works by Susan Ambrose et al.. At several points in the book they encourage higher educators to use concept maps. It has taken me a while to follow up but, with a little help from the POD List, here we go. Concept map or mind map? Concept mapping and mind mapping are graphic organizers, strategies for visualizing knowledge or graphically representing ideas. The terms may seem to be interchangeable, but here are some typical differences in the way they are used: A mind map is a creative way to represent an idea or task, while a concept map is a formal attempt to organize or represent knowledge.Mind maps focus on a central idea; concept maps connect multiple ideas.Mind maps are colorful, use wavy lines, and often include pictures.

“Mind Map” is a registered trademark, so it may be less problematic to use “concept map” for everything. Uses of concept maps Practices to consider Software Resources Articles Like this:

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2012 Horizon Report. Paper for the Web | Padlet. Jnr School. Concept Mapping. Techchef4u. Webquest Resources. Maths. Science Stuff. Cooltoolsforschools - home. Breakkie with a Teckkie. ICT - General Teaching Ideas. Kent ICT | Kent Trust Web provided by Kent County Council. Yowie Bay Public School — Educational-origami - home. Home. Interactive Learning Sites for Education - Home. ICT Resources. ICTeachers Resources - ICT. Ictstarters - home. ICT (IT) Teach ICT - Tons of Free Teaching Materials and ICT Revision. Interactive ICT resources for schools. What2Learn provides a wealth of resources for teaching ICT as a separate subject. It will also help you to integrate ICT right across the curriculum.

Designed by a winner of three national teaching awards and based on quality educational materials provided by the Pearson Publishing Group, What2Learn provides a resource that can be used in ICT lessons throughout the year and intensively at revision times. At Key Stage 4 we have many general resources to develop student understanding of ICT hardware, software, applications and theory. We have also added content to support the OCR Nationals ICT Level 2 and resources for the new GCSEs which were launched in 2010. Key Stage 3 ICT content includes over a hundred interactive activities tied in directly with the standard units. This covers… In addition to the above, we have lots more additional ICT-related topics to unlock. Sign up for full access…