more concept map examples

[brownsarahm]

Tabulating a list of them here, to be placed somewhere more permanent/decide how to use them later

https://twitter.com/dcsoto_cl/status/1111447971550228480

https://twitter.com/noccaea/status/1121116063977082881

https://twitter.com/StatalieT/status/1128209011814424576

Not directly, but an application: https://twitter.com/CIRCA_StAndrews/status/979294324436463616

[brownsarahm]

https://twitter.com/Tiana_Athriel/status/1123443249681711104

https://twitter.com/morganoneka/status/1136045253033713664

[ChristinaLK]

Great, thanks @brownsarahm !

[brownsarahm]

https://twitter.com/BeaCurious/status/1151490842617475072?s=19

[orchid00]

These are all great examples! thanks @brownsarahm for collecting them and sharing.

I'd like to point out.

• Cognitive maps are the most general type of mental-model visualization. No restrictions on structure or form. These can be dived in two types:
  • A mind map is a tree that represents a central topic and its subtopics. There's no distinction between different types of relationships among nodes.
  • Concept maps have a defined structure where have emphasis on relationships between concepts (nodes), and a node can have multiple parents. Usually read top down. Usually a concept is a word and the relationships are action verbs.

This article helped me understand the difference. It also came with a very short video I'd recommend watching.

[raynamharris]

what do you think about this @brownsarahm https://github.com/carpentries/instructor-training/pull/1067

[brownsarahm]

this is great!