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		<title>By: Text of my SXSW presentation &#171; OneMind</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[[...] Another tool for working with sequence is a cognitive task analysis method called Conceptual Graphing.  In this method six kinds of nodes are connected by a formal grammar via 18 types of arcs, setting up semantic relationships. This method is based on research into how people tell stories.   Here’s a hand-drawn example from my friend Scott, who introduced me to this method.  For a deeper dive on this, check my web site. http://onemind.com/2010/01/27/conceptual-graph-structures-part-1/ [...]]]></description>
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