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I heard about Mind Maps in 1999 when I was listening to a cassette on Speed reading. Mind Mapping was given as a tool to memorize. A very basic introduction on Mind Mapping was provided which was not very helpful to me at that point in time. After trying for a couple of weeks, I set [...] Traditional ways of taking notes which are linear is considered to be the standard way of taking notes. The traditional way of note taking has three key elements to it – 1. Linear Pattern – the notes are usually written in straight lines. Grammar, Chronology & sequences are typically used. 2. Symbols- more often than [...] http://madmindmapper.blogspot.com/2009/09/teaching-kids-to-study-for-exams-using.html#comment-form
I saw this rather creative Mindmap while looking around the Net. The purists may argue against this following the rules of mindmapping – but to me Mindmapping is about letting your creative energies go all the way- and do it in a way that your brain finds it creative and helps you remember! From [...] This is a wonderful article I saw earlier today in the “Life Optimizer” site – and by Amber Hensley. Great summary of what to do to ensure you study better! I want to add a couple of things (with all credit to Ms. Hensley).. After following the 8 tips, it is ideal to focus on [...] Recently when talking to a friend of mine, they asked me – “What do you use Mindmapping for”? I thought about that- and I wanted to list some of the areas that we can use Mindmaps in – Taking Notes- obviously. The List goes on and [...] Great introduction to the Mindmap’s by the Guru himself. Tweet This Post Building that first Mind Map can be both a daunting as well as an exciting experience. Let me try and assist you build your first Mind Map. I use Buzan’s iMindmap as the software tool to help build Mind Maps. These are the closest I have come to, for an application, that follows the Buzan [...] |
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