Topicos de semantica
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A concept map is a graphical representation that uses nodes and links to show relationships between concepts. Concept maps can be used for brainstorming ideas, designing complex structures, communicating ideas, integrating new and old knowledge to aid learning, and assessing understanding. The visual representation of concept maps allows for quick recognition of symbols and development of a holistic understanding compared to text alone. Concept maps have applications as a creativity tool, for hypertext design, communication, learning, and assessment.
Topicos de semantica
- 1. Meaning thought and reality: concept maps Concept Mapping: A Graphical System for Understanding the Relationship between Concepts (DIGEST, Eric) Beatriz, Camila, Jo達o, Hamilton
- 2. Definition and structure A concept map is a graphical representation where nodes (points or vertices) represent concepts, and links (arcs or lines) represent the relationships between concepts. The concepts, and sometimes the links, are labeled on the concept map. The links between the concepts can be one-way, two-way, or non-directional. The concepts and the links may be categorized, and the concept map may show temporal or causal relationships between concepts.
- 3. Concept mapping purposes: To generate ideas (brainstorming); To design complex structures (long texts, hypermedia, large web sites); To communicate complex ideas; To aid learning by explicitly integrating new and old knowledge; and To assess understanding or diagnose misunderstanding.
- 4. Advantages of concept mapping Visual representation has several advantages: Visual symbols are quickly and easily recognized; Minimum use of text makes it easy to scan for a word, phrase, or the general idea; and Visual representation allows for development of a holistic understanding that words alone cannot convey.
- 5. Applications of concept mapping (1) Creativity Tool (2) Hypertext Design Tool (3) Communication Tool (4) Learning Tool (5) Assessment Tool
- 8. References http://www.ericdigests.org/1998-1/concept.htm http://www.webspirationclassroom.com/launch.php http://electra.ihmc.us/servlet/SBReadResourceServlet?rid=10252000 33313_1835371134_1512&partName=htmltext