Open a chapter's concept map, or have AI make a new one for a topic
Each chapter has a concept map of how its ideas connect. Make your own for a topic: pick the detail and the shape, and AI draws it.
Every screen in the films is the real product, shown on a demo school made for them.
A concept map shows a class how a chapter's ideas connect before they learn them one by one. A chapter's map is ready to open, with its key ideas listed. When you want one for a single topic, or a simpler or more detailed one, you can have a new map made in a moment.
The film opens Class 10 Science, Light, Reflection and Refraction, reads its map and key ideas, and then makes a new map.
Step by step
Open the chapter
On the teacher dashboard, press Library, then Class 10 Science, then Light, Reflection and Refraction.
Watch from 0:10Open its concept map
Under Teach, press Concept maps. The chapter's map opens: a diagram of how its ideas connect, ready to put up in class.
Watch from 0:22Read the key ideas
Key ideas, below the map, lists the same ideas one by one, which helps when you want to talk through them in order.
Watch from 0:22Choose the shape and the topic
Leave the shape on Best fit to let AI decide it, or pick one yourself. Type a topic to map, or leave it empty to map the whole chapter.
Watch from 0:39Make the map
Press Make concept map. After a short wait the new map opens, named by its shape and how detailed it is.
Watch from 0:59
Good to know
Shapes to choose from
Besides Best fit, a new map can take a shape such as a cycle, steps, a tree or a mind map.
A topic or the whole chapter
Naming a topic keeps the map to that part of the chapter, which suits a single lesson. Leaving it empty maps the chapter as a whole.
Made on camera
The new map in the film is made by AI on a demo school while filming; only the short wait is cut.
Questions
- Can I make a concept map for one topic of a chapter?
- Yes. On Make a new map, type the topic. Leave it empty, and the map covers the whole chapter.
- What does Best fit mean for a concept map?
- The AI chooses the map's shape for you. You can also pick a shape yourself, such as a cycle, steps, a tree or a mind map.
- Where are a chapter's concept maps?
- Under Library, open the chapter, then press Concept maps under Teach.
What the film saysThe narration, scene by scene.
Concept maps. This is the teacher dashboard. Here is how to open a chapter's concept map, or make a new one.
The chapter. On the left, press Library. Press Class 10 Science, then Light, Reflection and Refraction.
The chapter's map. Under Teach, press Concept maps. The chapter's map opens: a diagram of how its ideas connect.
Key ideas. Key ideas lists them one by one.
Make a new map. To make your own, press Make a new map. Choose how detailed it is.
Its shape. Leave the shape on Best fit, and AI chooses it. Name a topic, or leave it empty for the whole chapter.
The new map. Press Make concept map. In a moment, the new map opens, with its shape and how detailed it is.
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