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Introduction. Mind
mapping is a powerful tool for information management
Mind
mapping is a powerful, yet flexible way to visualize information. It
encourages creative thinking and helps summarize and share large
amounts of information much more easily.
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Find in this forum experience various approaches to mind
mapping:
To
create a mind map, choose the main topic or idea which will be the
central notion of the map. It can be represented by a key word or an
image. All the basic ideas should be placed on the branches
connected to the main topic. Other important facts and details can
be added to the branches, so that the mind map expands in a radiant
fashion.
Creating
a mind map is a kind of brainstorming exercise. When working on a
mind map, let your ideas flow freely, without much consideration
about the structure and hierarchy. This allows you to capture all
the details related to the topic. You can always reorganize the map
items to form a specific hierarchy later.
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Streamline
business process with mind mapping
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Starting documenting with mind maps
Almost all activities such as project start-up,
strategy development, risk management, process improvement, etc, require
documenting.
You can use mind maps almost for 80% of the
lifecycle: brainstorming, clustering (also known as meta-planning),
elaboration, prioritization & documentation. You can draft processes in
mind map software and construct any documentation before final formatting
within PowerPoint or Word.
The main advantage of using mind maps for documenting is that you can see
the whole structure of document set at one glance. It helps to not become
involved in all complicated interdependencies between different documents.
Also you can use linking to support the whole project through its mind map.
For example, I know, that security professionals use mind maps to support
information security policy. They draw the whole structure with topics like
security standards, methods, technologies and so on. Then they create
parallel maps concerned with this structure, for example - information
security policy for users and for administrators, normative documents of
security policy and so on. Then they link these maps with one another and
link each topic with relative document. As the result they have united
document set with transparent structure and user-friendly layers.
Of course, everyone have his own way to manage his projects, but all of us
can be guided by other people's experience.
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How to keep your strategic plans focused on one core vision?
You know that your employees should see the company's
goals through their duties and opportunities.
But usually you can’t be convinced of how well they understand your
company’s culture and mission.
Today many companies are using mind mapping to keep individual and company
goals top of mind, because mind mapping as a teamwork allows everyone on the
team to brainstorm ideas and perceptions about future expectations, helps
teams to be on the point.
It gives the group an opportunity to broaden their thinking on the
company’s vision.
To make it works, employees should be encouraged to begin the mind-mapping
process by documenting what they perceive as the group’s major goals and
purpose.
| Anita R. Brown, vice president of W.C.
& A.N Miller Companies wrote: |
| Good companies have a corporate strategic plan and
vision. Great companies have a strategic plan that is corporate in
vision, but mapped out by the people who are ultimately responsible
for giving dimension and validity to this vision – its employees. |
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to keep your strategic plans focused on one core vision-
Buzan was speaking to Irish salespeople about mind mapping
Article title: Buzan
was speaking to Irish salespeople about mind mapping
| BizWorld wrote: |
Most Irish salespeople only use 1-2pc of their
brain, according to leading lecturer and international best-selling
author Tony Buzan.
...
Buzan said an example of the effectiveness of mind mapping is Boeing
Aircraft who created a 7.6metre long mind map on how to build an
aircraft instead of using the more conventional instruction manual.
The company reports this saved them £12m (approx E15m) in just over
nine months.
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was speaking to Irish salespeople about mind mapping
How people succeed using mind maps. True story.
Peter D. Moore, Managing Partner, Inferential
Focus uses mind maps to work with information and it helps him to report his
findings to 35 institutional investors and 15 corporations, from GE Capital
to IBM to Philip Morris.
His business bases on finding anomalous events in information flow and
making a resumes.
If you want to get to know about his techniques, you can read it here.
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people succeed using mind maps. True story.
Improve
personal productivity with mind maps
Take notes using mind mapping
technique.
Creating hand-drawn looking mind maps
Now you can try using new main map software, which
closely follow Tony Buzan’s mind mapping principles.
| Chuck Frey wrote: |
| One of the shortcomings of computer-generated mind
maps is that they don't usually convey the wild, colorful creativity
of hand-drawn maps. |
HeadCase is a new mind mapping program for Windows, that comes closer to
achieving the look and feel of hand-drawn maps.
The most unique thing about HeadCase is the way it renders map branches and
branch text. Instead of the standard branch with plain text, HeadCase
creates colorful branches, with brightly-colored text that follows the
curvature of each branch. Also you can apply faded or texture fills to
branch text.
So, using this software, you can create the map which will be most suitable
for you and will not look so officially.
I think, everyone with luxuriant imagination will have fun trying this.
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maps
Simple way to take notes using mind maps
You can abandon the list format of conventional note
taking, because you can do it mush more effectively using mind maps. Such
notes are very quick to review, as it is easy to refresh information in your
mind just by glancing at one.
And it is very simple! You just need to conform to a few rules.
| www.mindtools.com wrote: |
| By using Mind Maps you show the structure of the
subject and linkages between points, as well as the raw facts
contained in normal notes. Mind Maps hold information in a format
that your mind will find easy to remember and quick to review. |
Here are some instructions
and an example of the time management mind map.
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Use
mind maps in education
Make education effective with
mind mapping
Mind maps as a method of learning
Article title: Mind
mapping in education - mind mapping successful usage
| MUMBAI Newsline wrote: |
A few seconds later, though, she grits her teeth at
the thought of the upcoming Economics exam and adds: What would I do
without mind-mapping?.
The mind-mapping that Regina relies on is only one of the many
methods of learning taught at the school.
These methods usually combine visual aspects like colour and
pictures with words.
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mapping technique in "Another exam, another milestone" |
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Students organize ideas as a mind map
Article topic: Students
organize ideas as a mind map
| EducationGuardian.co.uk wrote: |
In the second step, learners form groups of three to
five and explain any words that the other members of the group do
not know. Students then have a couple of minutes to organize their
ideas as a mind map or spidergram ("bubbles with words in, that
have lines to connect words into patterns").
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