What is a map—and how do you use all those topics? |
What do you want to do? |
Maps offer a way to aggregate and visualize information and
relationships. The basic building-blocks of a map are map topics.
A flowchart is a specific type of map that describes a process or workflow.
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The main theme or title of your map. When you create a map, this will be the first Topic created and you will build the map from this one. |
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The major ideas that make up the theme. Create them by selecting the central topic, then clicking New Subtopic. |
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Details about a topic. Create them by selecting a main topic and clicking New Subtopic. |
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Additional information for a specific topic or relationship. Create them by selecting a topic (but not the central topic) and clicking Callout. |
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Auxiliary information or text. |
Selected topics |
Selected topics display the blue topic frame and the Quick Add tabs. Grab the frame to move or resize the topic. Click the Quick Add tab to add a new topic. |