Concept Maps are equally important to the end user: They allow you to immediately and intuitively understand the context of an entry and its logical place in a concept system. For instance, a user can immediately see other concepts that are somehow related to the current entry, not only linguistically related, but also logically or semantically: You can display all super- or subordinate concepts (even if linguistically they are totally different), but also antonyms or any kind of freely definable relation.

Concept Maps can be enabled or disabled for each user group.