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Thinking Maps are common instructional strategies used to help categorize and organize information in a visually appealing format. Today we can use many different digital tools to help us create thinking maps that include many types of multimedia that can enhance the effectiveness and interactivity users can have with these maps.
Tasks
Tasks
Use digital tools like Google Drawing, Slides, or one of the tools listed below to create a digital thinking map. Your map must include one of the core thinking map styles found in the LEARNING RESOURCES section of this page.
SHARE a LINK to your digital thinking map as your EVIDENCE. Use the form to explain the type of thinking map you used, as well as the function or purpose of your thinking map.
Level 1 - 125 XP
You learn about and create a digital thinking map to be used in your classroom or professional school setting.
Level 2 - 175 XP
You teach your students about thinking map strategies and how to create their own digital thinking maps.
Learning Resources
Learning Resources
Digital Tools
Digital Tools
Popplet is a favorite digital mapping tool. It is very intuitive and makes it easy to edit, share, and manipulate all kinds of information.
LucidChart is another great option for creating detailed thinking maps or diagrams on the web. Import all different types of media and include many different elements to fit the needs of your specific thinking map.
LucidChart's integration with Google Classroom makes it easy to sign-on and get started. Click your Google "waffle" icon and click more to locate the LucidChart App!
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