What are the examples of semantic webbing?

Semantic webbing refers to the connections and relationships between concepts, often visualized through diagrams or maps that illustrate how ideas are interrelated. Examples include concept maps that show the relationships between Words or phrases in a text, mind maps that organize thoughts around a central idea, and linked data structures in the Semantic Web that connect various datasets through ontologies and vocabularies. These examples help in understanding, organizing, and retrieving information based on meaning rather than just keyWords.