Creating and Using Concept Maps

This video tutorial explains what a concept map is and how it can be used to organize thoughts and make connections between ideas. It outlines the benefits of using concept maps for brainstorming, organizing ideas, creating outlines, and reviewing for exams. The tutorial provides a step-by-step guide on how to create a concept map, including identifying the main topic, organizing information, creating the map, reviewing connections, and updating the map as you learn more. The video concludes with an invitation to get in touch for more information.

What is a concept map primarily used for?

• To design a website

• To write a novel

• To organize and connect ideas visually

• To create a shopping list

Which of the following is NOT a use of a concept map?

• Brainstorming ideas

• Reviewing for exams

• Cooking a meal

• Creating an outline for an assignment

What is the first step in creating a concept map?

• Organize your information into main points

• Include details like definitions and diagrams

• Identify the main topic and brainstorm

• Review your map for connections

In Step 3 of creating a concept map, what should you start with?

• Main topic

• Symbols and colors

• Major points

• Supporting details

What should you use to show relationships between ideas in Step 4?

• Textbooks

• Lecture notes

• Arrows, symbols, and colors

• Equations

Which of the following is NOT recommended to include in Step 5?

• Definitions

• Equations

• Unrelated anecdotes

• Diagrams

What should you do as you learn more about the topic in Step 7?

• Update the concept map to reflect new understanding

• Create a new concept map from scratch

• Delete the old concept map

• Ignore the new information