New entry in the "Cmaps around the World" section of the Cmap website (http://cmap.ihmc.us/cmaps-around-the-world/):

Wi-Fi Explorer App’s website explains “How do Wi-Fi networks work?” using Concept Maps Adrián Granados, a key member of the CmapTools development team that left for Florida Institute of Technology (FIT) a few years ago, developed and published a set of tools to deal with Wi-Fi, including the popular “WiFi Explorer” App which allows you to scan, monitor, and troubleshoot wireless networks. (It’s a great App, highly recommended.) To explain “How do Wi-Fi networks work?”, Adrián uses concept maps in his website.

Concept maps to explain complex ideas… why don’t we see more of them?

Check out the concept maps at:
https://www.adriangranados.com/cmaps

CmapTools v6.02, desktop version, is now available for download from the http://cmap.ihmc.us site. New features include Style Templates and grouping nodes.

This video explains the Style Templates:
http://cmap.ihmc.us/docs/cmaptools-help-videos#templates

Release notes:
http://cmap.ihmc.us/docs/cmaptools-release-notes
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Ya está disponible para descarga la nueva versión 6.02 de CmapTools (para escritorio) en http://cmap.ihmc.us/ Esta nueva versión incluye Plantillas de Estilo y agrupamiento de nodos.

Este video explica la nueva forma de trabajar on estilos:
http://cmap.ihmc.us/docs/cmaptools-help-videos#templates

Más detalles:
http://cmap.ihmc.us/docs/cmaptools-release-notes

We are approaching the release of CmapTools v6.02, which includes Templates as an improvement over Styles. If you are interested in trying it out (it's a very stable build, likely to be the released version) subscribe to the Beta testers mailing list.

Estamos cerca de liberar la version 6.02 de CmapTools, que incluye Plantillas como mejora sobre los Estilos. Si le interesa probar esta nueva versión (es muy estable, posiblemente sea la versión que liberamos) suscríbase a la lista de correos de Beta.

http://cmap.ihmc.us/phplist

For those who need to install CmapTools in a large number of computers (e.g. a lab) or through a command-line interface (no GUI), there is a new short manual:

CmapTools: Console Mode & Silent Mode Installation

http://s.cmap.ws/1qUZmFG

CmapTools in the Cloud now has an Export to JPG Action for an opened Cmap... we know it was a feature users wanted.



How to set the spelling checker to launch automatically when a #Cmap is saved, CmapTools for the Desktop

http://s.cmap.ws/1S0SKBE