Text Concept Map Builder
See how ideas connect in a hierarchy.
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Build a concept map for [TOPIC] in plain text so I can copy it into my notes. Level: [LEVEL]. Source material (optional): [PASTE_MATERIAL]. Format: - Start with the central concept in capital letters. - Indent sub-concepts using hyphens (two spaces per level, three levels maximum). - On every connection write the relationship in brackets, for example [causes], [is an example of], [requires], [contrasts with]. Never leave a link unlabeled. - Add cross-links between branches in a separate list at the end in the form "Concept A [relationship] Concept B". Rules: include 12 to 20 concepts; every concept has a link; use words from the course or source where I provided it; put the most foundational ideas first. After the map, list the five links that students find hardest to understand and why, three review questions that require tracing a path through the map, and any important concept you intentionally left out because it belongs to a different topic.
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