It was from Michael Britt...Beth Benoit
>I've been putting together my next episode in which I connect the most
popular new year's resolution - losing weight - with the different schools
in psychology. I decided to use a pretty neat online concept mapping tool
called MeadMap. Yes - it's made by the Mead people - the ones who make
those small notebooks you might have used when you were younger. There are
a lot of mind mapping/concept mapping tools around today ("Inspiration"
comes to mind), but this one is unique in some ways and teachers might want
to check it out. It's not free (about $50/year, but I think there are
educational discounts), but not too expensive either.
Below is a link to the map I'm planning on using for the episode. You can
play around with the map by opening and closing the various nodes, but you
can't edit it. To do that you would need an account with Meadmap.
Thoughts/comments/feedback welcome.
http://go.meadmap.com/meadmap.html#mapid=10408&publishKey=j105f4tuD0
Michael
Michael Britt
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www.thepsychfiles.com
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On Mon, Jan 26, 2009 at 12:00 PM, Mark Kunkel <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi, all.
>
> Sorry to both the list with old business, but some weeks ago someone posted
> a link to a new software platform used to illustrate various theories as
> they would speak to obesity. I included it in some early notes but seem to
> have misplaced it...anybody save the link?
>
> Many thanks,
>
> MK
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