In particular, other surveys could include construction of concept maps supported by a list of concepts and links with the direct goal of learning students to define relationships between concepts already depicted or to introduce new concepts. Of course, it is especially important to familiarize students with the key points of a lesson and build maps with paper and pencil. This is also a limiting part of the present work, namely that there was no teaching time so that the student first became acquainted with the construction of conceptual maps on paper or on the computer, taking into consideration that the student did not participate actively in the learning process, but it was limited to getting ready-made drawings. Two main goals to be conquered before the learner makes the conceptual maps either on the computer or on the paper is the choice of information as well as the emphasis on the relationships between the basic ideas. Also, the student needs to be familiar with the technique of paraphrasing, ie he should not transfer text information as it is. Last but not least, graphics and sounds, or video, could be added to a later research so that the student can listen to the lesson based on the conceptual map he has made. Thus, conceptual mapping based on the inspiration software addresses all three types of learning, visual, aural and kinesthetic.