Using mind maps to outline your course syllabus not only models how to organize information but also adheres to the universal design principles of conveying information in multiple modes.

 Show Them the Money: Using Mind Mapping in the Introductory Finance Course (Biktimirov & Nilson, 2006).

 To Do:

  1. Using MindMup or another visual organizer tool in the EdTech Sandbox, create a concept map of your course syllabus.
  2. Please upload or provide a link your concept map as a response to the Syllabus Concept Map activity.
  3. After you make your submission, save the web address to your response (found in the green confirmation box) so you can use it later for your badge submission form.

 


This activity is part of the Organize Knowledge section of the Teacher for Learning Module.

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  • Course syllabus map – Medical Office Training
    by Sheila Bellefeuille (@SBellefeuille)

    This is a mapping of the structure of our medical office administration course with modular content – theory and activities of learning.

  • My mind map
    by Sheila Bellefeuille (@SBellefeuille)

    submitting my mindmap of course content pathway

  • Concept Visual for Digital Literacy Syllabus
    by Simon Moll (@smoll)

    Visual Syllabus of Badge Course Flow The attached diagram indicates the flow of the Microcrendentials to be used atop a foundational set of core Digital Literacy concepts. When approaching a new area of literacy, we can see that there are overarching rules and systems which may not be clear to the learner. To explain this more… »

  • Mind Map for Leadership theory course
    by Kimberley Snage (@ksnage)

    Attached is a mind map for a leadership theory course I teach.  I broke it down by course concepts not learning outcomes per se

  • Mindmap – ECE 125
    by Roberta Wyder (@rwyder)

    Observation and pedagogical documentation are a big topic to condense into one course; this mind map helps break things down so it’s easier to compartmentalize, or intersect where possible.

  • Syllabus Concept Map – Project Management
    by Brian Smith (@brian.smith)

    This is my syllabus concept map for an imaginary course in Project Management.

  • Updated: Padlet: Teacher for learning activities
    by David Schenk (@dschenk)

    I have updated the link.. it requires a password : syllabus  https://conestogac.padlet.org/dschenk5/syllabus-concept-map-1suz3h8sukf48t73 Emails below explaining … Padlet: Teacher for learning activities – password : syllabus   Hi David,   Thank you ! That would be great if you could include your password in the comments for people to see. Please resubmit your application and we more… »

  • Updated “Syllabus Concept Map” link as requested
    by David Schenk (@dschenk)

    Updated “Syllabus Concept Map” link as requested From: noreply@factory.cancred.ca <noreply@factory.cancred.ca> Sent: Tuesday, March 7, 2023 9:27 AM To: David Schenk <Dschenk@conestogac.on.ca> Subject: Revision : syllabus concept map Hi David, Thank you for completing the Teacher for learning activities. I was reviewing your activities and noticed that I’m not able to access the link in your more… »

  • Mind map
    by Lisa Keenan (@LisaK)

    Mind map for career course.

  • Concept Map
    by Lindsay Winter (@lwinter)

    Linking this response from my previous submission to a picture link concept map.

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