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The combination of Mindmapping and WebQuest

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Mindmapping is a popular graphical thinking tool. It uses the radioactive thinking of the human brain to guide students to think actively. Every kind of data that enters the brain can become a center of thinking. The center will be radiated outward and become thousands of joint points. Each joint point represents a link to the central theme, and each link can become another central theme. Then tens of thousands of joint points are radiated outward again. The mindmapping uses images and text to express the relationship between the themes at each level, which can help to learn and remember. The purpose of WebQuest is to set up a bridge from accepting learning to autonomous learning. It is a teaching model that enables students to use the online learning environment to actively explore and construct the meaning of knowledge. Students “rediscovered” and “recombined” knowledge creatively in the process of knowledge inquiry. Setting a clear goal for a WebQuest requires students to revi...

Which App Should I Use?

Most of us have used mind mapping frequently. I have been using Xmind, which is free and easy to access. Which app do you like best? Do you have any good app recommended to everyone? Here is the 11 Best Mind Mapping Tools in 2019 Coggle Web for beginners Free for up to three private diagrams; $5/month for unlimited private diagrams and extra mind mapping tools (like additional shapes and color control). Mindly macOS, iOS, Android for mobile mind mapping Free mobile version includes up to 200 elements per mind map; $6.99 on iOS for additional features including unlimited elements, passcode, and search; $29.99 on macOS. Draw.io Web, macOS, Linux, Windows, Chrome OS for free mind mapping Free. iMindMap macOS, Windows, iOS for performing in-depth analysis on your mind map $100 for the Home & Student...