Add concept nodes, turn on Link Mode to connect any two of them with a labeled arrow, and describe how they relate. Unlike a strict tree, any node can connect to any other.
A concept map is built for showing how ideas relate to each other, not just how they branch from one center. Because any node can connect to any other, and every arrow can carry a short label like "causes", "depends on" or "is part of", concept maps are especially useful for mapping out systems, processes or arguments where the relationships themselves are the point.
Map out how the parts of a process, ecosystem or organization influence each other.
Turn a set of related terms into a map of how each one connects to the others.
A mind map is a strict tree branching from one central idea. A concept map lets any node connect to any other node, and every connection can carry its own relationship label.
Click Link Mode to turn it on, click the first node, then click the second node. A connection appears between them that you can label in the list below the canvas.
Yes, type directly into the Label field for that connection in the list below the canvas.
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