Comments on: CCK08 - What is connectivism? Mindmap week 1

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By: Connectivism & Connective Knowledge » Where does the learning occur??

Connectivism & Connective Knowledge » Where does the learning occur?? — Tue, 04 Nov 2008 22:14:09 +0000

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By: Eric Tremblay

Eric Tremblay — Wed, 17 Sep 2008 12:47:13 +0000

Hi David,

Thanks a lot for sharing your mind map above. I really like it. The parts are most interesting to me are the bubbles where you added questions to push your thinking. For example, ‘Is connectivism only about knowledge?”. Some excellent ideas pop out when you ask those great questions in a concept map. I notice you’re mind map isn’t finished. Some of your bubble end with a question. ‘What makes a connection a connection?” for example. I imagine that by the end of this course you will expand this mind map to try to address some of those issue. I look forward to seeing this map grow.

Also, I never knew about the existence of bubbl.us; however, from looking at your mind map above I can see it produces a very nice finished product. It looks very professional. One of the reasons I like CMAPS is that it is free, easy to use and it outputs a very professional end product. It looks to me as if bubbl.us might be just as good. I’m going to try to use it soon so that I can compare the ease of use between these two products.

Thanks for sharing.

-Eric
(http://erictremblay.blogspot.com/)