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A technique for improving information generation, organization, retention, and understanding. Ideas are recorded in a simple graphic format as they come to mind, or are mentioned in a conversation, meeting, or class. The format emphasizes relationships between concepts. As in brainstorming, no idea that comes to mind is silly or unimportant. Seek out relationships between ideas as you analyze your diagram later. This is also known as Mind Mapping, which generally refers to a specific, graphic technique.
http://users.edte.utwente.nl/lanzing/cm_home.htm
Description and example of the technique. Features links and basic references.
http://pages.cpsc.ucalgary.ca/~robertof/courses/609.05/
Roberto A. Flores-Méndez. Concept mapping users can be found on a wide range of areas and with different levels of expertise. Their main motivation is to create diagrams to represent and communicate information relevant to their domain.
http://smarttech.com/
SMART Ideas is concept mapping software for Windows that allows you to visually represent your ideas and their relationships using a variety of colors, shapes, symbols and links.
http://www.touchgraph.com/
TouchGraph allows for the creation and navigation of ineractive graphs. Ideal for organising links, or mind mapping.
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