Concept/Mind Mapping
This library guide provides resources for the why and how of concept mapping.
Why Use Concept Mapping as A Teaching/Learning Strategy
Why Use Concept Mapping in your Course?
- Help students organize new information and connect it with their prior knowledge
- Help students make connections between the main idea and other subtopics (brainstorming)
- Provides an opportunity for students to construct their knowledge visually in a format that aligns to their multimedia and visual learning styles
- It can be used individually, with small groups or with a whole classroom participating
Learning Theory Grounding for Concept Mapping
Multimedia Learning
- Richard Mayer Cognitive Theory of Multimedia Learning
- Mayer & Clark (2002) Multimedia Learning and E-learning
Constructivism
- MindTools Research and Resources
Connectivism
Social and/or Cognitive Learning Theory
- Ausubel's Assimilation Learning Theory for concept mapping
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