Let us return to stuff I have already said since what I am saying isn’t catching fire. Just follow the arrows. Lino is a very old school tool that I love and often forget about, but then I turn over a digital rock and there it is, ready to use again.
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Interesting form of concept mapping. I’ve been using CMap tools since 2005 and have been part of a cmap Facebook group for a few years where I’ve been given some great support. In the comments on this post you can see how Alberto J. Cañas says “It’s in the construction of the map that is learning.”
https://www.facebook.com/groups/cmaptools/permalink/10154786254944008/
I’ve been sharing my maps and connecting with you and others via the #CLMOOC and our blogs with the goal that many others would engage youth, volunteers and leaders in local problem solving, using concept maps that I’ve created as a starting point or model, then creating their own unique maps.
Here’s an article I wrote in 2014 that points to some other mapping tools that are available. http://tutormentor.blogspot.com/2014/07/mapping-ideas-network-relationships.html
I keep hoping to find a team of organizers who would focus a cMOOC on mapping of problems and solutions, in ways that encourage participation and contributions from across the country, and the world.