Semantic Map maker
Visualize Word Webs and Build Associations
Visual tool to improve vocabulary and linguistic understanding.
- Conduct collaborative vocabulary building sessions
- Compare and contrast new words to known words to build logical associations
- Create visual ready-reckoners to boost comprehension
- Conduct collaborative vocabulary building sessions
- Compare and contrast new words to known words to build logical associations
- Create visual ready-reckoners to boost comprehension
Over 10 Million people and 1000s of teams already use Creately
Create Logical Word Associations
Drag and drop functionality to visualize word associations with ease.
Multiple styling options to color code sections to build stronger associations.
Data panel to add context to words and visually display the meaning based on connections between a word or phrase and a set of related words or concepts.
Conduct Vocabulary Building Sessions
Video conferencing to collaborate with students in real time for efficient online classes.
Live mouse tracking to build semantic maps together.
Advanced commenting to leave notes, suggestions, and feedback.
Understand How Words and Concepts are Related
Add references, docs, and links to better understand the etymology of words and explain connections to other concepts with ease.
Advanced linking capabilities to connect to multiple other semantic maps to create complex connections.
Universal search to easily locate words in large semantic maps and identify associations.
What Is a Semantic Map?
Semantic map is a visual tool for vocabulary expansion and extension of knowledge by displaying in categories words related to one another. These graphic organizers are great for students to help them “web” out their ideas.
How to Create a Semantic Map?
- Begin by opening a Creately workspace and opening a semantic map template.
- Decide on the concept you want to create your semantic map around, choose the word to begin with and list that out in the centre of the semantic map.
- Create lines that branch off from the central concept and are related to it in direct ways.
- Branch off from the related concepts by writing down characteristics related to the central concept.
- Link the characteristics to more concepts and keep going to build a wide word web that visualizes the relationship between various concepts.