Brainstorming for a Research Topic Using a Concept Map

How do you brainstorm about a paper or research topic? Librarian Liz Svoboda demonstrates a simple concept map to help you begin thinking about your topic and what you want to research.

[@bills6595]

This is the first Mind Mapping tutorial I've seen using a glass screen. Brilliant! I love the way you use this to take OUT stuff from the paper.

[@rmarlin]

Thanks you for your time, I appreciate it.

[@mryonis5699]

Thanks

[@hanyrahahleh5604]

Fantastic, thanks for sharing

[@brittneyposternock2419]

How was this recorded? I’d love to create video like this.

[@umflintlibrary]

Our Office of Extended Learning has a glass pane that instructors can write on as they are filmed. They then edit the film, mirroring the images so that the writing is readable.

[@jigisara5511]

Cool!

[@oy7star]

Love from Pakistan Amazing

[@tariqz5384]

No sound please

[@umflintlibrary]

We can't replicate the no sound issue on any browser we test. We did include closed captioning, so that is available.

[@MrLionfox]

Zero audio

[@user-qg5ho3vr6d]

who are you taking to? i couldn't hear a word

[@cissifaircloth1138]

I can't even hear it, and I have my headphones and volume turned all the way up

[@umflintlibrary]

We aren't able to replicate the issue. There are closed captions, but you might want to check your computer and browser settings.

[@christiancerbito428]

woooah, she just wrote bacwards

[@Just_a_thought_]

She did not write backward ...that is called technology

[@littlenose4085]

Well, he never claimed that she wrote backwards. He were commenting on that she wrote bacwards.

[@cactusdoodle8619]

that blew my mind too

[@brendanh8193]

Reversal of the video, anyone?

[@gc-tq8xy]

Is it only me or does she actually kinda sound...bubbly??