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Mind Mapping Technologies Heather Rummelein

What are mind maps? Also called concept maps, mental maps, or webs. Defined as, “a visual representation of one’s thoughts and ideas, a diagram showing relationships among variables, and a graphic representation of interrelated information” (Fonteyn, 2007).

Educational Implications Visualizations of relationships Understanding of topics Problem solving Critical thinking Tool for students with special needs

Mind mapping technologies MINDOMO MindMeister Kidspiration Inspiration

MINDOMO Free to use, requires online registration with valid email account Helps students: organize thoughts, problem solve, generate new ideas, understand new subjects Helps educators: plan lessons, brainstorm

MINDOMO Example

MindMeister Free for limited use, requires online registration with valid email account Helps students: brainstorm ideas, retain information (memory), create presentations More advanced technology- better equipped for secondary students

MindMeister Example

Kidspiration Created for K-5 learners Helps develop reading, writing, math, and thinking skills. Reading & writing: word recognition, comprehension, retelling stories Math: problem solving, reasoning, number sense, spatial reasoning Science: explore relationships, organize research

Kidspiration Tutorial

Inspiration Created for students in grades 6-9 “Inspiration supports student success across the curriculum” (Inspiration). Brainstorm, explore relationships, organization of ideas, solve problems, plan, organize, think, outline, present

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