This week I'll show you an example of how to design a mental map online. To do this, we are going to carry out a project aimed at a sixth grade class in elementary education.
This project consists of several phases, which can be seen in the different parts of the mindmap.
The hook of this project is about a conversation that the teacher has about a student who has been near the Manzanares River (Madrid) and observed that the water was very dirty. As a result of this, the teacher initiates the project with a guiding question related to the topic that is being worked in natural sciences and social sciences. The question is: Why is the water in our rivers polluted?
After this, work begins in teams and research using all available resources. This type of project is divided into three tasks with their respective activities and finally a final product.
As a guide we will use the mindmap to explain and organize the project, in the map we will find the objectives, contents, tasks, activities, resources and the evaluation of the process.
The use of mindmaps is very useful when it comes to displaying information in an organized way, in my case I have used the MINDMEISTER tool.
It is very simple to use and I have not encountered difficulties.
On the other hand, I would have been assured that this tool would have offered me more customization options.
Then I leave the link to other websites in the pages you can make mindmaps online.
Collaborative mindmapping
- Coggle: https://coggle.it/
- Mindmeister: https://www.mindmeister.com/
Single mindmapping
- Mind42: https://mind42.com/mindmaps
- SpiderScribe: https://www.spiderscribe.net/
- Bubbl.us: https://bubbl.us/
- Creately: https://creately.com/
I hope you liked it.
See you soon!!
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