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Anita NuopponenUniversity of Vaasa, FinlandAnita.nuopponen@uva.fi

Conceptanalysis

Satellitesystem

Visualizationtoolas a

for

Basic form

Center node:Core concept

Satellitenode

Satellitenode

Satellitenode

Satellitenode

Satellitenode

Mapping the concepts of my TKE article

1. Analysis

2. Synthesis

Content of the paper

Satellitemodel

1. Origin

2. Visua-lizationmethod

3.Product:satellitesystem

4.Method

5. Uses

structure

content

1. Origin of the satellite model

Other disciplins,see the callfor papers

is a Visualizationmethod

2. Satellite model as a vizualisationmethod

(Buzan)

(Novak et al.)

(Nuopponen)

Mind mapping Concept mapping

3. Satellite model/satellite system

Comparison with related visualization methodsMind mapping Concept mapping Satellite model

Origin education Education terminology

Who Tony Buzan Joseph D. Novak AN

Formality free association formal, structured structured, flexible

Formradial diagram, organic structure,visual means for remembering(pictures, thickness of the lines,colors etc.)

top-down diagram, boxes radial diagram or all the branches on thesame side

The most importantconcept or theme in the middle on the top in the middle

Relationshipexpressions single word notations phrases relation names, phrases, questions,

concept roles, etc.

Relationshipexpression location on lines (along) on lines (across) in auxiliary nodes; color coding of lines, on

lines etc.

Cross-refererencing welcomed important not recommended; a concept can beplaced in several locations

Relation knowledge learned knowledge analyzed from the text analyzed from sources, based on a set ofconcept relation and system models

Satellite system: structure

Satellite system:content 1

Satellite system:content 2

4. Satellite model:method

5. Uses ofsatellite models

Coreon

https://app.coreon.com/52a048ba636f7202530c0000

EcoLexicon

http://ecolexicon.ugr.es/visual/index_en.html

The future

Others: i-Model/i-Term, WIPO Pearletc.

Conclusion

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