Create
To add a Mindmap activity to your design, just drag and drop the activity in the authoring canvas and double click on it to set it up.
Mindmap Content

Basic Content
Title: this is the name of the activity shown to students.
Use a clear and descriptive title to communicate the purpose of the task Example: “Understanding Climate Change: Causes and Connections”
Instructions / Description
This section allows you to provide guidance to students.
Explain what the activity is about
Provide step-by-step instructions on how to contribute
Clarify expectations (e.g. adding ideas, linking concepts, collaborating)
Create the central mindmap topic
As a teacher, you may begin the central mindmap topics to use as guideline.

Advanced Settings
Enable Collaborative Editing
ON:
Students work together on a shared mindmap
All participants can add, edit, and connect ideas collaboratively
OFF:
Each student creates their own individual mindmap
💡 Use collaborative mode for Problem Based Learning, Team-Based Learning and idea sharing.
Gallery Walk
(Only available when using groups/teams)
Allows teams to view other teams’ mindmaps after they complete theirs
Students in teams can:
Review peer work
Provide feedback
Rate contributions
This promotes:
Inter-team discussion
Higher-order thinking
Peer learning and reflection
Lock when finished
ON:
Once students complete the activity, they can no longer edit the mindmap
OFF:
Students can return and continue editing
Learning Outcomes
Mapping learning outcomes to activities is very useful for curriculum mapping.

As with all activities in LAMS, you can map your learning outcomes to this activity. If you want to add a learning outcome, just search for the particular outcome or type a new one it will be added to your list of learning outcomes for the future.
You can search Learning Outcomes by code or name.
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