Ariadne explained

Concept mapping is a statistical technique to unravel difficult constructs like ‘quality of service’, ‘best practices in care’, ‘brand image’ or ‘product proposition’. Expert or client opinions’ are combined to get insight into the common view towards a specific construct as it is seen by the group as a whole.

Concept mapping is a relatively fast and efficient method which combines qualitative and quantitative techniques. It differs from individual or group wise mind mapping sessions by not directly drawing a mind map. The concept map is created by the computer using statistical techniques to combine data of all individual participants.

Ariadne Organizer operates on discrete items – topics and notes and allow text to be organized in a tree structure or hierarchy. Program knows how to bring structure into topics so it’s easy to see how ideas connect to each other. It’s possible to create basic structures with Roman numerals followed by capital letters followed by Arabic numerals. There is no right or wrong way to make an outline. You can do a combination of short phrases with long sentences, or stick with one or the other. The items can be combined into categories and tagged, prioritized, marked, hoisted (or elevated in outline), grouped, colorized, bunched, merged, divided, separated into different databases, synchronized to the Cloud storage or edited offline, shared and kept private. And when we talk about item it’s note, topic, image, album (or collection of images), sentence (or big note in outline), bookmark and many other things.

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30-day trial