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HiTeach Web Mind Maps: Collaboration and Individual Tasks

HiTeach Web | Operation and Application Guide

Collaborative Class Mind Maps or Individual Mind Map Tasks

Use Mind Maps to activate prior knowledge, brainstorm, classify concepts, or plan group work. Teachers can run one shared map for collaborative editing or send a link as an individual work task.

Requirements and Before You Begin

  • HiTeach Web is a browser-based service. The teacher and all students need a stable internet connection. We recommend the latest version of Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge for the teacher device.
  • HiTeach Web is available under Free, Professional, and School licenses. See the product and licensing page for details.
  • Available features, usage limits, participant capacity, and cloud storage vary by license. Refer to the latest information shown after sign-in and on the product page.
  • Collaborative mind maps require a stable internet connection. Before simultaneous editing, agree on branch ownership, colors, naming, and a rule against deleting another student's content.

Choose Collaboration or Individual Work

Whole-class or group collaboration

Multiple students edit the same map to collect, categorize, and organize ideas together.

Individual work task

Each student builds a personal structure from the prompt, making it easier to assess understanding and compare different ways of organizing ideas.

Mind Map content in HiTeach Web
Select an existing mind map or create a new activity.
Collaborative Mind Map activity
Collaboration mode supports whole-class or small-group organization of ideas.
Individual Mind Map task
An individual task shows each student's concept structure.

Collaborative Mind Map Workflow

1

Choose the mind map

Open the prepared map and confirm the central topic and required branches.

Choose a Mind Map activity
Create the central topic and any essential structure before class.
2

Share the link

Add the mind map to the class or provide its link so students can open it on their own devices.

Share the Mind Map link
Publish the activity to the whole class or selected groups.
3

Students join

Students open the link and confirm that they have joined the correct activity.

Student joins the Mind Map
After joining, students locate the branch assigned to them.
4

Edit together

Students add nodes, examples, and categories. The teacher monitors the activity and reinforces the agreed naming and hierarchy rules.

Students edit the Mind Map together
Agree on collaboration rules before editing to reduce accidental overwriting.
5

Teacher monitors and summarizes

Review the progress of each branch, identify concepts that need clarification, and lead the class in organizing the final version.

Teacher monitors Mind Map progress
The complete map helps the teacher see the class's ideas and conceptual relationships.
Activity tip: For a first activity, assign one branch to each group. After students learn the workflow, move to whole-class categorization and restructuring.

Related Resources

HiTeach Web operation and application series

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