How much does GroupMap cost?

How much does GroupMap cost?

Q: How much does GroupMap cost? Pricing for GroupMap starts at $20/month/user/10 participants.

Is group map free?

Ready to improve your group brainstorming and decision making? Create your first map and invite people in to start sharing their thoughts. Your free trial gives you access to all of our features, no credit card required.

How do you use GroupMap?

Inviting people into Zoom or GroupMap

1. Add GroupMap link to Zoom Chat or Invite. Each GroupMap or Workspace has a link which can be shared in the chat window in Zoom.
2. Add your Zoom Link to GroupMap.
3. Use the Timer to keep conversation flowing.
4. Move everyone to a specific step in a map.
5. Screen Share the results.

How do I make a group map?

Log into your GroupMap account at https://maps.groupmap.com/ and click on CREATE MAP.

1. Use the SEARCH BAR or scroll down the page to search for the map you want to use as a template.
2. Click on the template you’d like to use.
3. Customise your new map (if desired)
4. Click the CREATE button.

What is group mapping?

Group concept mapping is a structured methodology for organizing the ideas of a group on any topic of interest and representing those ideas visually in a series of interrelated maps.

What is the book of maps called?

atlas
An atlas is a book or collection of maps.

What is a group of maps called?

An atlas is a collection of maps.

What is a strategic group example?

A strategic group is a set of firms within an industry that employ similar practices in order to achieve comparable goals. An example of a strategic group within the food service industry would be fast-food chains.

What is the purpose of a strategic group map?

A strategic groups map is a visualization tool for capturing the essence of the competitive landscape in an industry: extent of competition between and among strategic groups, mobility barriers, available niches, positioning and industry dynamics.

What is group concept?

Group concept mapping is a participatory mixed-methods approach to social and behavioral research that integrates qualitative group processes with multivariate statistical analyses to generate, structure and represent the content of a specific topic.