Concept Map

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Concept Map

• what, why and how?

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Outline
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What is Concept Mapping ?

• Concept mapping is a technique for representing
  knowledge in graphs. Knowledge graphs are
  networks of concepts. Networks consist of nodes
  (points) and links. Nodes represent concepts and
  links represent the relations between concepts.
• Concepts and links . . . can be simply
  associative, specified or divided in categories
  such as causal or temporal relations.

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Why Concept Map?

• to generate ideas (brain storming, etc.)
• to design a complex structure (of a long texts or
  large web sites, etc.)
• to organize and communicate complex ideas
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• to aid learning by explicitly integrating new and
  old knowledge
• to assess understanding or diagnose
  misunderstanding.

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Why Concept Map in Literary Criticism?

• Being in an ill-structured knowledge domain,
  critical theories and issues are interrelated in
  many different ways
• To generate and organize ideas (brain storming,
  etc.) with your group helps remember and clarify
  the ideas you have
• To organize and communicate complex ideas in
  between units helps formulate a map which you can
  later add to and revise.
• To describe and explain to the whole class your
  CMap will help the whole form and revise our
  concepts maps.

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Process of Making a CMap

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Process of Making a CMap (2)

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How in our class

• Work together (or one after another) on your CMap
  with drawing or the CMap tool (downlad here
  http//cmap.ihmc.us/Index.html )
• Convert it to a Word document and Submit it to
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• Theres no right or wrong dont worry.
• Explain in class what you have made.
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References

• http//users.edte.utwente.nl/lanzing/cm_home.htm
• IHMC Cmap Tools http//cmap.ihmc.us/Index.html