Concept map. An Electricity Concept Map, an example of a concept map A concept map or conceptual diagram is a diagram that depicts suggested relationships between concepts.[1] It is a graphical tool that designers, engineers, technical writers, and others use to organize and structure knowledge.
A concept map typically represents ideas and information as boxes or circles, which it connects with labeled arrows in a downward-branching hierarchical structure. The relationship between concepts can be articulated in linking phrases such as causes, requires, or contributes to.[2] Overview[edit] What is an Ontology.
Mind Mapping. Knowledge mapping. Mind Mapping & Diagrams. Visual Thinking. Data Visualization. A Periodic Table of Visualization Methods. Applied Concept Mapping: Capturing, Analyzing, and Organizing Knowledge. Concept Maps to Facilitate Transparent Governance.pdf (application/pdf Object) Concept Mapping: A Tool for Representing and sharing Expert Knowledge. Concept Maps: Integrating Knowledge and Information Visualization. Case Studies in Knowledge Modeling for Knowledge Preservation..
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& Trochim, W.M.K. (2007). Concept Mapping for Planning and Evaluation. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publication. Abstract Concept Mapping for Planning and Evaluation is a thorough, accessible guide to concept mapping for social or organizational researchers in any context. The volume describes the history of structured conceptualization--a most useful form of concept mapping. Trochim, W. (1989a). Abstract Concept mapping is a type of structured conceptualization which can be used by groups to develop a conceptual framework which can guide evaluation or planning.
Haque, N., Rosas, S. (2010). This inquiry successfully sequenced and integrated 2 participatory research methods: photovoice and concept mapping. Risisky, D., Hogan, V.K., Kane, M., Burt, B., Dove, C., & Payton, M. (2008). OBJECTIVES: To engage a community to critically examine local health disparities. Ridings, J.W., Powell, D.M., Johnson, J.E., Pullie, C.J., Jones, C.M., Jones, R.L.
& Terrell, K.J. (2008). Using an Excel worksheet to make a concept map. CmapTools: A Software Environment for Knowledge Modeling and Sharing. A KNOWLEDGE BUILDING COMMUNITY – CONSTRUCTING A KNOWLEDGE MODEL USING ONLINE CONCEPT MAPS-paper 52.pdf (application/pdf Object) Concept Mapping in Knowledge Intensive Process. Best tools and practices for concept mapping. Last summer my interest in concept mapping was renewed when I read How Learning Works by Susan Ambrose et al..
At several points in the book they encourage higher educators to use concept maps. It has taken me a while to follow up but, with a little help from the POD List, here we go. Christophe Tricot - Cartographie Sémantique : des connaissances à la carte. News Création d'un portail sur la cartographie sémantique : Bienvenue sur le portail de la cartographie sémantique. Manuel sur les arbres de connaissance - Powered by Google Docs. Vers une cartographie des connaissances... Knowledge and Information Visualization. [Springeronline.com, 2005] Type: SoftcoverEditors: S.
Tube Map Visualization. Tube Map Visualization. Visual Representations in Knowledge Management. A Process-Based Classification of Knowledge Maps and Application Examples. Martin J. Eppler. Please note: This is a beta version of the new dblp website.You can find the classic dblp view of this page here.
Martin J. Eppler data released under the ODC-BY 1.0 license. See also our legal information page. Concept map based vs. web page based interfaces for searching and browing. Knowledge Models. The field of Artificial Intelligence may not have produced fully intelligent machines but one of its major achievements is the development of a range of ways of representing knowledge.
A thorough understanding of different knowledge representations is a vital part (arguably the vital part) of Artificial Intelligence, since the ease of solving a problem is almost completely determined by the way the problem is conceptualised and represented. The same is true for the task of communicating knowledge. A well-chosen analogy or diagram can make all the difference when trying to communicate a difficult idea to someone, especially a non-expert in the field. Knowledge maps in agriculture and rural development. Ecological models based on people's knowledge.
Concept map as knowledge repository. Knowledge and Information Visualization. This book presents current research and development work in the fields of knowledge visualization and information visualization.
In addition to revised reviewed papers presented at an international workshop on Visual Artefacts for the Organization of Information and Knowledge held in Tübingen, Germany in May 2004, invited papers from leading experts are included to round off coverage of relevant aspects. The 19 chapters presented together with an introductory overview are organized in topical sections on background, knowledge visualization, information visualization, visualizing knowledge and information for fostering learning and instruction, and knowledge-oriented organization of information for fostering information use. Content Level » Research Related subjects » Artificial Intelligence - Database Management & Information Retrieval - HCI Table of contents Popular Content within this publication Show all authors Hide authors.
DRDC concept map knowledge model. Knowledge Management Process Models for Knowledge Maps. Using Team Knowledge Elicitation and Concept Mapping. Concept Maps to Improve Instructional Effectiveness Portfolio. Visual Understanding through Knowledge Modeling. Perigean Technologies : Cmapology. Roots of visual mapping. The first is the Tree of Porphyry - a form of presentation of a taxonomy that embodies a hierarchy, much as a mind map does.
Porphyry of Tyre was a Greek philosopher who lived from c.233 to c.309, C.E. . This particular example is from a Philosophy course at the University of Washington. Then there is a facinating business map from the great Walt Disney. I use the term business map with care. Although it looks very much like a concept map, I wouldn't classify it as one, because instead of showing how concepts are linked and describing the relationships, it shows how business units of The Walt Disney Company contribute to each other's activities. Aside from its sparkling clarity of business vision, it is interesting because of its date, 1957: Before Cornell University and Novak did work on concept maps, before Buzan had turned his Mind to Mapping and even before Idea Sunbursting.
I came across this on Peter Duke's site, dukeMedia. (Click the image for a full-sized version)