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Resource: For Educators | Project-Based Learning Resources (PBL) > PBL: Research

PBL: Stakeholder Mapping

Published April 12, 2021 by Cynthia Closkey

Stakeholder mapping is a method for identifying, organizing, and understanding the role of individuals and groups within a system or community. A stakeholder map visually illustrates the key relationships between people. Visualizing who is involved in a system or community helps determine the individuals who should be involved when addressing a given challenge. This method is particularly helpful when first beginning to tackle a topic or problem that students may not fully understand and will likely need to determine who to talk to and who to involve in their process.

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