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TE year1sourcebook/year1 unit2 Topics of Study in the Unit (view source)
Revision as of 04:25, 9 May 2017
, 04:25, 9 May 2017→Adding notes and note window
==== Adding notes and note window ====
==== Adding notes and note window ====
To add a note to a node, you can click on the node, go to View--->Notes--->Display note panel; this will open a window in which you can type your notes (image 13). [[File:Conceptmap3.png|none|thumb|450x450px|Image 13 - Notes can be added to nodes]]
To add a note to a node, you can click on the node, go to View--->Notes--->Display note panel; this will open a window in which you can type your notes (image 13).You can change the position and size of this note window using your mouse.
You can change the position and size of this note window using your mouse.
The 'notes' feature allows you to provide detailed explanations, examples etc to any concept in the map. This can help you detail out your thinking on a concept. Freeplane displays a yellow label in the node, for which you have added a note.
The 'notes' feature allows you to provide detailed explanations, examples etc to any concept in the map. This can help you detail out your thinking on a concept. Freeplane displays a yellow label in the node, for which you have added a note.
[[File:Conceptmap3.png|none|thumb|450x450px|Image 13 - Notes can be added to nodes]]
These are some basic functionalities of Freeplane. For more advanced functions, you should refer to the User Manual for the application. The Freeplane tutorial is available within Freeplane itself, which you can access any time by pressing the F1 function key. ''The tutorial itself is a concept map, and you should browse this concept map, not only to get help that you may require, but also as a lesson on how a concept map can communicate so much information in such a simple manner!''
These are some basic functionalities of Freeplane. For more advanced functions, you should refer to the User Manual for the application. The Freeplane tutorial is available within Freeplane itself, which you can access any time by pressing the F1 function key. ''The tutorial itself is a concept map, and you should browse this concept map, not only to get help that you may require, but also as a lesson on how a concept map can communicate so much information in such a simple manner!''