INTRODUCTION
Assessment is essential part of teaching-learning process. It gives the picture of what students gained and
problems they had. Classical assessment techniques such as multiple choice, true-false type tests, etc. emphasize
the product not the process. Alternative assessment techniques have developed to assess the process not the
product (Anderson, 1988; Nowak & Gowin, 1984). Concept mapping technique can be viewed as an example of
alternative assessment techniques. This paper will explain how to use and assess this technique in mathematics
domain, give information about computerized version of concept mapping technique called Computerized
Concept Map (CCM) and a few examples with computer screen shots will be provided.