Browsing the Argumentation Blog today turned up this announcement of an interesting website devoted to argument mapping, created by argument mapping guru Tim van Gelder. The site is aimed at university level educators, and offers a kind of clearinghouse of information and resources on the subject of argument mapping, including links to trial versions of van Gelder’s mapping software. I’ve added the link to the “Other Resources” section here on RAIL (see the right hand column near the end), but thought that it might be of enough interest to warrant an announcement here too given that summer is the time that many of us prepare for our Fall teaching obligations.
New Site on Argument Mapping
July 10, 2010 by SP
Posted in Teaching | Tagged argument diagramming, argument mapping, Argument Maps/Diagrams, Argumentation, van Gelder | Leave a Comment
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