Mind Mapping

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Organising Information

Section 2

Subsection 2.2

Subsection 2.1

Detail 2.1.2

Detail 2.1.1

Section 1

Detail 1.1.2

Detail 1.1.1

Exploring Ideas

Generate ideas

Tangents and Fugues

Clarity of thought

Interrelationships between concepts

Animalia

Chordata

Aves

Coraciiformes

Alcedines

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Cerlidae - C.rudis

Mind Mapping

Collaboration

Collaborate in real time

Owner sets permissions

Invite other registered users

Production

Send url

Embed on website

Send via email

Export as pdf

History of Mind Mapping

Latterly 'popularised' by psychologist Tony Buzan

Leonardo da Vinci used mind maps for note-taking.

First traces of mind mapping go back as far as the 3rd century.

Choosing a Mind Map tool

Free Tools

iMindMap HD

SimpleMind+

Popplet

Mindmeister

Mindomo

www.mindomo.com

Options for saving, printing, embedding?

Can you set tasks?

Can you collaborate?

Ease of sharing

Can you use colours and formatting to give further visual meaning?

Can you embed links and images?

Can you label relationships?

Can you make relationships?

Easy to use on mobile device?

Ease of use

Web-based, iOS and Android?

Theory and Efficacy

Mind maps: rubbish in theory, but handy in practice Philip Beadle The Guardian, 2006

Theory, definition and characteristics

Hussain and Hennessy (2002)

Definition

Mind Mapping vs Concept Mapping

Mind maps work around one central concept, whereas Concept maps use many more

A way to generate, visualise, structure and classify ideas

Graphical recording of thoughts and ideas related to a central keyword

Uses

More ......

'Idea grabber' widgets

Gather links, texts and images with browser add-ons

Map as a presentation tool

Create a presentation with your finished map

Education

Outside the classroom

Set tasks on nodes

with dates for completion ....

Use to structure thoughts, arguments and essays

Revision aid

Start a mind map and ask students to collaborate outside the classroom

Start a map and invite students to create relationships between nodes

Ask students to create a map to show their understanding of a concept

Ideas for the classroom

Note-taking

Show the progression of an equation in Maths or chemical/bilogical equation/structure

Create timelines

Showing the structure of organisations or governments

Exploring complex concepts

Provoke ideas

Exploring concepts

Prioritising tasks and showing workflow

Note taking

Organise ideas

Problem solve

Graphical representation of complex ideas

Brainstorming