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The lines are not the most visible. People with visual impairments may struggle to see how the web of ideas is connected.

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There is no readily available videos to help with learning the interface.

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You can only have one mind map for free. The rest of what the website has to offer is a subscription.

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There are options to upload multimedia content which offers multiple means of expression for students.

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When a "popple" is made, there is an option to leave behind the name of the contributor, or to leave it anonymous.

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The interface is simple and user-friendly.

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Can help in meetings and other professional settings when brainstorming.

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Interface is simple, and easy to start immediately. - little to no setup.

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Can assign collaborative mind-mapping activities that can happen in a lesson or over time for a project.

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Popplet is the easiest way to visualize ideas.

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This resource would be an excellent support in music history lessons. It can assist collaborative projects that require students to look at certain genres, artists, time periods, and more. The provided Popplet link is an example of what this might look like. Mind maps are a strong beginning to creating a good foundation of how certain music concepts can be connected to each other, and Popplet provides easy-to-use tools to do so.

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Create online mind maps that can be accessed by multiple accounts. Also allows for multimedia content on the mind map