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Here is another suggestion from my wife. Mindmap<\/a> generates an interactive “mind map” based the content of wikipedia. Enter a search term and that term becomes the starting point for the map. I am guessing what the application does is built the representation based on the embedded links (note correspondence between wikipedia entry and mind map below). I would have to think a bit to determine if I felt a “mindmap” met my definition of concept map. I assume the premise is that a mindmap captures the structure of the author(s). Perhaps it just captures the list of things they could find links to.<\/p>\n

Anyway, it is interesting and worth a look.<\/p>\n

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From a map node, you can link to the wikipedia entry or expand the map.<\/p>\n

It would be interesting if you could direct Mindmap at any mediawiki site, but at present the selection is limited to wikipedia versions.<\/p>\n

Hmm – is authored hypermedia a representation of personal mental structure? Sounds like a research topic.<\/p>\n

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Here is another suggestion from my wife. Mindmap generates an interactive “mind map” based the content of wikipedia. Enter a search term and that term becomes the starting point for the map. I am guessing what the application does is built the representation based on the embedded links (note correspondence between wikipedia entry and mind … Continue reading Mindmap Wikipedia<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n

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