Thought mapping (or webbing) lets you visually explore how your ideas connect—before drafting a paper or creating a presentation.
This strategy helps you generate subtopics and start piecing together the organization of your paper.
This example shows how to start with a core topic and expand into related ideas: Thought Mapping / Webbing
Outlining lets you visualize your ideas and figure out the best way to organize and present them—whether in a paper or a presentation.
This example has quick tips for making an outline: Outlining Your Ideas
Courtesy of FIT Writing & Speaking Studio
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