Tuesday, February 16, 2016

5 - Web 2.0 and Concept Map

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Find a 2.0 tool and post a link. Don't use something that we have used in class.

I learned a lot during the concept mapping assignment because I had never created nor used a concept map in the past. At first, I was frustrated because I was new to the software. I became more familiar with the options on the mapping website as the week went on and I believe I ended up with a good product. Concept mapping can be a useful tool for my students and me in the future. I may choose to create such maps for study guides just like the assignment described. The maps are useful for seeing the main ideas and connecting certain concepts.

I have had experience with collaborating online before. Instant messaging or shared documents can be a great way to work together on an assignment or project. I have even used a type of conference software that allows all of the participants to talk out loud to each other while collaborating on a product. These tools can be useful for students during group assignments like what we experience in this class.

Let me know what you think of our map!



1 comment:

  1. Concept mapping is fabulous for social studies. As an adult, a classmate in my Learning and Cognition class last semester made a huge concept map on 11x17 paper (handwritten) to study for the test. I had study-notes-envy.

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