Systems Learning & Leadership, Day 2: Mapping from Chaos to Big Ideas Researching LEGACY... Choosing the Big Idea to focus on (what we did, but skipping affinity clustering) Some more developed stories (Day 2) Mini-stories (Day 1) Questions (Day 1) Affinity clustering (which we didn't do) e.g. Fishbone: a way to move from notes to themes: a possible way to integrate EnquiryBlogger & Compendium) Vintage Spong No.2 Mincers and inventors Slow Food Ideas could be dropped into a map for each bone This different fish species gives more room to organise ideas!... Reflections on this task as the conceptual glue between EnquiryBlogger and Compendium

Map Node  Reflections on this task as the conceptual glue between EnquiryBlogger and Compendium url anchor

Views: Affinity clustering (which we didn't do) e.g. Fishbone: a way to move from notes to themes: a possible way to integrate EnquiryBlogger & Compendium), This different fish species gives more room to organise ideas!...

Map Node  This different fish species gives more room to organise ideas!... url anchor

Views: Affinity clustering (which we didn't do) e.g. Fishbone: a way to move from notes to themes: a possible way to integrate EnquiryBlogger & Compendium), Reflections on this task as the conceptual glue between EnquiryBlogger and Compendium

Note Node  The idea is that learners review their blog entries (a good pedagogical practice), filtering by category, and drag and drop key text fragments, images, links, etc from EnquiryBlogger into an affinity analysis map such as this, to help identify the Big Ideas, and then choose one for further investigation... url anchor

Views: Affinity clustering (which we didn't do) e.g. Fishbone: a way to move from notes to themes: a possible way to integrate EnquiryBlogger & Compendium), This different fish species gives more room to organise ideas!..., Reflections on this task as the conceptual glue between EnquiryBlogger and Compendium

Question Node  What are the technical implications of supporting this task? url anchor

Answer Node  Users need to get the Fishbone (or any other background graphic for affinity analysis) onto the background of their map url anchor
Question Node  How to provide this? url anchor
Answer Node  Learner downloads a Compendium import file from EB and drops it on their map url anchor
Pro Node  A couple of user steps url anchor
Answer Node  Custom Compendium installation provides it url anchor
Con Node  Requires a special installer which requires programming effort we don't have url anchor
Pro Node  Minimal user effort url anchor
Answer Node  Learner double-clicks on map bg, and pastes in URL for the graphic url anchor
Pro Node  Quite simple - users used to pasting URLs url anchor
Con Node  Have to be online to see the graphic url anchor
Answer Node  Users need to know how to drag+drop from a web browser into Compendium url anchor
Pro Node  Users are used to this, or can be shown very quickly url anchor
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