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<p>Content maps provide a graphical overview of the pages within a WikiVet section and provide an alternative viewing style to sections.</p> | <p>Content maps provide a graphical overview of the pages within a WikiVet section and provide an alternative viewing style to sections.</p> | ||
<p>When developing a section of WikiVet the team have found it useful to plan everything out first with a content map or mind map. This helps give us some direction for the work ahead and also can be used as a navigational tool for the WikiVet users. We encourage serious users of the wiki to use this software to aid in the sites development.</p> | <p>When developing a section of WikiVet the team have found it useful to plan everything out first with a content map or mind map. This helps give us some direction for the work ahead and also can be used as a navigational tool for the WikiVet users. We encourage serious users of the wiki to use this software to aid in the sites development.</p> | ||
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Content maps provide a graphical overview of the pages within a WikiVet section and provide an alternative viewing style to sections.
When developing a section of WikiVet the team have found it useful to plan everything out first with a content map or mind map. This helps give us some direction for the work ahead and also can be used as a navigational tool for the WikiVet users. We encourage serious users of the wiki to use this software to aid in the sites development.
- To learn how to download software to make a content map please visit this page
- To then make these pages interactive please use the following two pages:
If you have any problems with this extension please contact its developer: lwyaaa@nottingham.ac.uk