Concept Branching
Open a topic into questions, themes and entry points.
Mindflov for educators & instructional designers
Teach the thinking, not just the answer.
Plan units, studios and projects as a map of ideas, then hand the same canvas to students so they can see how an idea grows. Education pricing is 50% off.
The friction
Chat gives students answers. A map shows them how to think.
When students ask a chatbot, they get a finished paragraph and skip the part worth learning. Mindflov makes the process visible: every angle, every connection and every dead end stays on the canvas, so ideation becomes something you can teach, discuss and assess.
A workflow that keeps its shape
From a loose thought to something you can use.
The Curriculum Design context changes the vocabulary, constraints, and modes behind every expansion. Your branches stay visible while the work gets sharper.
- 01
Seed
Start from a topic, a learning outcome or a studio brief.
- 02
Expand
Branch into questions, activities, real-world links and assessments.
- 03
Insight + plan
Ask why an activity works, or turn it into a three-step lesson plan.
- 04
Converge + diverge
Converge ideas into a project, or diverge to give every student their own angle.
- 05
Synthesize
Synthesise the map into a unit plan or project brief.
Profession modes
Prompts that speak curriculum design.
Real-World Bridge
Connect abstract content to places, people and problems students know.
Learning Logic
Sequence activities so each one builds on the last.
Engagement Hook
Find the opening that makes a class lean in.
Synthesis
Pull the strongest branches into a coherent unit or brief.
The outcome
A unit plan students can see inside.
Synthesis produces a clear unit or project brief, and the map itself becomes a teaching object: students can follow — and extend — the thinking behind it.