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When you want to allow or encourage other perspectives besides yours!
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Rules:
Every title should reflect and cover what is included under it, no more no less. Indicate this framing under each (main) title.
Subtitles of a title on the same level should be in some way commensurate.
1. Felidae
There are many kinds of cat animals (felidae). They can be classified, for example, by size.
1.1. Cats
Cats are small felidae that can be classified with respect to hair length.
1.1.1. Long hair cats
1.1.1.1. Nebelung
1.1.1.2. Persian
1.1.2. Middle-long hair cats
1.1.3. Short hair cats
1.1.3.1. Abyssinian
1.1.3.2. Chartreux
1.2. Lynxes
1.3. Lions
1. Citizen activity in the Internet
1.1. eVoting
1.2. eParticipation
1.3. Estonian policies of encourage citizes
1. Internet games
1.1. Single player games
1.1.2. Multi-player games
| Page top | Wiki |  Nebelung http://catouweb.free.fr
 Abyssinian http://catouweb.free.fr
 Chartreux http://catouweb.free.fr
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MS Word
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1. Play around with the ontological space of creatures
2. Choose your ontological perspective
3. Compose a hierarchichal structure of the creatures
4. Write a leading sentence under each title: What does it cover?
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Graphical outline, hierarchical but not sequential
Social media websites mind map
 Screenshot of Social media websites mind map
Software:
FreeMind
ConceptDraw
MindMeister
Etc.
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1. Choose a mind map program/web service (see above). Compare different soiftware. Register if needed. Buy?
2. Draw a mind map of one of these:
Your Introduction course essay
Your master thesis topic area
Your team's stunt article
3. Save on some server, preferably your IVA portfolio, and link to the wiki!
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