Concept map
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English: A concept map is a diagram showing the relationships among concepts, with the concepts drawn in rectangular boxes (or other shapes), which are connected with labelled lines (or arrows) that denote the relationships between concepts, such as "is a", "gives rise to", "results in", "is required by," or "contributes to".
Concept map: Shape of composition
[edit]The concept map can take the shape and composition of other map types. They can take the shape of the context diagram, tree diagram or venn diagram, but other shapes and compositions are also possible.
As context diagram
[edit]See also Context diagram
As flow chart
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Flow top to bottom (simple)
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Flow top to bottom (complex)
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Flow left to right
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Flow bottom to top, left to right
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Concentric flow
See also Flow chart
As tree diagram
[edit]See also Tree diagram
As Venn diagram
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One set and subset
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Two sets
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One set and about 9 subsets
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One set and about 12 subsets
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Four set and about 12 subsets
See also: Venn diagram
In other possible shapes
[edit]Concept map: Picture elements
[edit]A concept map can be drawn with all kinds of elements:
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Text and lines
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Blocks and arrows
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Circles
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Additional text
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Additional listings
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Additional icons
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Additional Illustration
(as groundplan) -
Additional legenda
Concept map: Quantitative
[edit]A concept map shows a number of elements, relations and/or properties in one or more layers.
Number of elements
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One elements
(& 10 subelements) -
Two elements
(& 2 relations) -
Three different elements
(& 7 relations) -
Four elements
(& 3 relations) -
Six elements
(& 5 relations) -
Many elements
(& many relations)
Number of relations
[edit]The relation between the elements can be pictures with specific shapes (lines, arrow)
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No relations
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Two relations
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Three relations
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Five relations
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Seven relations
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Many relations
Number of layers in the picture
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One layer
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One layer
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Two layers
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Three layers
Concept maps in Spanish
[edit]See also
[edit]External links
[edit]- Concept map on Wikipedia
- Concept map on Wikisource