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Anyone out there found a half decent tool for concept mapping on the eeePC?

Ive found a few but they are quite big 60-100MB and rather more than we need to do simple stuff.
Need something more than a drawing package though

Java based would be nice (I dont think I ever imagined a day would ever come when  I actually said that)
Jon

While you're waiting for the open source version of RedHalo/Activity you might like to look at Exploratree which is an online concept mapping tool that is free to use at:

http://www.exploratree.org.uk/

I recently so it being put to good effect by pupils at Radstock Primary School.

It's a development from Futurelab funded with some wonga from Microsoft as part of their Enquiring Minds project (or was that Acquiring Minds?) 

Jon,

May I ask about your CMAP install?

What I downloaded from IHMC was a zipped .bin file that I think was generated by InstallAnywhere.  Presumably, all I have to do is double click this bin file on my EEEPC (where?) and I will have an installation of CMAP. But since this is nonstandard installation method for EEEPC, I'm a little concerned about where the installer has put the files, and how will I *undo* this if I need to. (I am using my EEEPC in its initial simple mode with a few big icons etc.)

(Or has IHMC repackaged CMAP as a .deb or a xandros package?)

Thank you for your suggestions.

Regards,

Owen