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A visual diagram used to generate and record ideas around a single subject, showing connections between them.
Extra written notes or labels added to a diagram to explain points in more detail.
A type of diagram created on a computer using a keyboard, mouse and display.
The structure of levels from the main subject down to smaller points and then to finer details.
The main subject or topic placed in the middle of the diagram, from which all other parts radiate.
A line that connects the main subject to other parts and those parts to their details, showing relationships.
Further information or idea that expands on and relates to the key component it is attached to.
A type of diagram created using pens, pencils and paper, often by a group on a large sheet.
A key component of the theme, often drawn as a circle, linked to the centre.