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15 Great Mindmapping Tools and Apps | SpyreStudios

Mindmapping is the process of drawing up diagrams that show relations between various ideas, tasks or information. For many of us this shows to actually be a way of taking notes that can be more useful than just writing down keywords or sentences like we do on a to-do list.

Problem Solving - a no-cost approach

W orried about having to master an unfamiliar kind of software? Don't – Freeplane is easy to install and much more intuitive to use than most word-processing or spreadsheet software. Using two mind maps With these ingredients, you can tackle a problem by using two mind maps: one 'tool map', prepared in advance and containing a large collection of tools, and one 'work map', where you work out a solution for a given problem. While working on the problem, you can use the tool map in different ways: http://www.scribd.com/doc/34318322/Problem-Solving-a-no-cost-approach

Mind Maps – The PowerTool For The Mind

This quote really says it all. Let’s take the hypothetical case of a person who built a website because he had an idea. Then he downloaded and even bought tools that helped him build the site, generate graphics, analyse traffic, and so on. http://maxalter.com/internet-marketing/mind-maps-the-powertool-for-the-mind/
http://www.mind-mapping.org/blog/2009/06/freeplane-pushing-for-visibility/ I’ve been meaning to add Freeplane to mind-mapping.org for a while, but its alpha status was holding me back. Now I’ve heard from Ryan Wesley, Freeplane’s project manager, that overall it is pretty stable. They are putting out a call for more contributors and more users, so let’s look at Freeplane: It is an open source and free mind-mapping program that resulted from the forking of the FreeMind code base 18 months ago. FreeMind developers had different ideas about how that software should develop, and the result was a split. Freeplane has a 6-member team and registered at Sourceforge in November 2007.

Freeplane pushing for visibility - The mind-mapping.org Blog