How to Make a Concept Map
5 easy steps for drawing a concept map Select a drawing medium Establish a main concept Identify related concepts Organize shapes and lines Fine-tune the map *Originally created by lucidchart.com
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5 easy steps for drawing a concept map
- Select a drawing medium
- Establish a main concept
- Identify related concepts
- Organize shapes and lines
- Fine-tune the map
*Originally created by lucidchart.com
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How to Make a Concept Map
Concept mapping is brainstorming with a purpose. You start with an overarching concept that you break down into its smaller parts, using arrows and linking words to show how ideas are connected. Common in education, concept maps are helpful in any field by driving creative and visual thinking.
If you want more information on when to use concept maps, check out our handy concept mapping guide.
A concept map helps you gain a better understanding of complex topics, see the big picture, and discover new connections through a collaborative and visual approach. With Lucidchart’s drag-and-drop shapes, flexible lines, and real-time collaboration, you can dive into any concept and map it out in a snap.
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1. Select a drawing medium
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2. Create a main concept
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3. Identify key concepts
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4. Organize shapes and lines
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5. Fine-tune the map
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