JKSImapper
Company / Author[edit]
Roberto A. Flores
Screenshots[edit]
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What they say[edit]
“jKSImapper is a client/server graphical tool that allows multi-user elicitation of informal concept maps. (Last updated sometime in 1999).
. . . supports the drawing of concept maps by allowing the manipulation of node and arc objects. Figure 2 shows an instance of a jKSImapper program containing a concept map constructed after Sowa’s linguistic formalism called Conceptual Graphs. This figure shows rectangular shaped nodes (such as the ones labeled as TEACHER:x, WRITE and BOOK), ellipse shaped nodes (AGNT and OBJ), several directed and one non-directed arc, and a special kind of hollow node to encompass other nodes and arcs. This special type of node is called Context box (which is labeled NOT in this example).”
Observations[edit]
Concept Mapping software written in Java, so it will be muliplatform but there is no installer, just Java source code. It’s do-it-yourself. The website says ‘not fully-tested’.
Their website[edit]
http://pages.cpsc.ucalgary.ca/~robertof/jKSImapper/
Operating System(s)[edit]
Linux | Mac | Windows
Price: Free | Status: Historical | Date added: 2002-02-27
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