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From:  Open University, UK   Product:  Cohere    Added:  2009-02-14
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Screenshot mind mapping software Cohere    
What they say:  " The Web is about IDEAS+PEOPLE.

Cohere is a visual tool to create, connect and share Ideas.

Back them up with websites. Support or challenge them. Embed them to spread virally.
Discover who - literally - connects with your thinking."
Observations:  Collaborative visual thinking tool
Where:  http://cohere.open.ac.uk/
OS: browser based
Price:  Free
Categories: argument maps, belief networks, decision diagrams, influence diagrams
 
Articles
Visual representation of knowledge

Here are some links to articles on the visual representation of knowledge by Sigmar-Olaf Tergan, an academic leader in the field

An overview of concept mapping

This is a 1997 article by Eric Plotnick, from the ERIC Clearinghouse on Information and Technology Syracuse NY

Concept maps and web research

For me, web research and concept maps are a good pairing. As I research - I build a map. As I map - I realise new areas that need research.
This papers variously by Arguedas, Cañas, Carnot, Carvalho, Dunn, Eskridge, Gram, Leake, Maguitman, Muldoon and Reichherzer have helped me to understand why, and see other possibilities.

Assessment by concept map

This piece discusses the nature of knowledge, the difficulty in measuring achievement in the three types of domain knowledge, and how concept maps offer one way of judging students' knowledge structure.

Framework for mind mapping

Here is a link to a set of free templates for many types of mind maps. This is good solid stuff, and if you have MindManager, there's no reason not to get it.
But if you don't have MindManager, well, there's still no reason to hold back - go and pick up the MindManager Viewer from MindJet's site. That is also free.




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