Coogle as co-constructive tool

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Coggle is a freeware mind mapping web application. Coggle produces hierarchically structured documents, like a branching tree. This contrasts with other collaborative editors, like Google Docs, which provide either linear, or tabular document formats.

Coggle.it is a highly efficient and effective teaching and learning tool. It is a structured note that assists learners in organizing their notes by allowing them to take it with them wherever they go. It also allows students to collaborate on a single map at the same time, share their thoughts and information through interaction, and improve communication of ideas.


1. Structured notes

It helps to arrange the notes by taking it wherever we go. This makes it easier to chalk out a concept anytime we have an idea.

2. Information sharing

It helps to share their work with workmates and other people. The mind maps can also be exported into PDF files, image files, as well as in the form of text. This make the communication of ideas better.

3. Real-time collaboration

Coggle.it lets people work on a single map at the same time. The features is useful for quickly completing diagrams. Moreover, collaborations can also help one another in developing ideas.

4. Change 

The changes made can get saved immediately on a coggle.it.

5. Interactive Mind Maps

Besides shapes and text, we can also add images to coggle's mind maps. In this way we can make a more engaging and fascinating diagram.


Steps to create a coggle.it mind map


✍️step 1

  • Type coogle.it in the google search engine

✍️Step 2
  • Sign in coogle.it with email

✍️Step 3

  • Click on the central item to type the title and also insert picture of the mind map, the changes are automatically saved.

✍️Step 4

  • Click (+) buttons on the central items to add branches, then enter a text label for each branch.



✍️Step 5

  • I clicked the (+) button on any of the first-level branches to add further branches with more detail as much as I can. 


✍️Step 6

  • Click drag the text of any branch to move texts.

✍️Step 7

  • Download the map by clicking the download button.

The following image is the coogle map that I have created about visit to Taktsang


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