Getting started with argument visualization

Argument visualizations (aka argument maps) are graphical displays of the structure of arguments. You can find general information about them at philmaps.com.

As of February 27, 2023, all Princeton students have “gold” level access to MindMup, web software for creating argument visualizations. To use MindMup at Princeton, follow these directions: Getting started with MindMup.

You can familiarize yourself with argument mapping by reading this handout: Getting started with argument mapping.

Other helpful links:

• https://maps.simoncullen.org/software
• https://maps.simoncullen.org/hints