Yes, the headline means what it says. “A graphic syllabus can be defined as a flowchart or diagram that displays the sequencing and organization of major course topics through the semester.” (p. 26) As author of a new book on this topic, Linda Nilson goes on to explain further: “Much like a concept map or mind map, [a graphic syllabus] uses spatial arrangement, connecting lines and arrows, and sometimes numbers to show the logical, temporal progression of the course through topics within the subject matter.” (p. 26)