Drawing a Mind Map from Start to Finish. As the subject matter for this Mind Map I decide to investigate what a “Curious Brain” is and how it could impact continual learning and development Starting with a central image that best represents the subject being explored; in this case I have used an illustration of a brain and have started to add main branches (initially I work in pencil so that adjustments can be made if necessary before adding ink and colour) To avoid the Mind Map becoming crowded and particularly if you are using it as a memory aid, it is preferable to have no more than 11 main branches I start to consider what a Curious Brain is.
The easiest way to investigate this is simply to start adding keywords and branching out without too much contemplation or the mind starts to think in a linear fashion. The beauty and diversity of using Mind Maps is that it encourages radial thinking which uncovers wider and more interesting ideas. How to Mind Map: A Beginner's Guide.
Download NovaMind 5 for Windows. Chaîne de ConciseLearning. Hypershifters. Concise Learning™ - Visual Mapping (Mind Mapping) In our information-based society, the ability to handle large amounts of complex information is extremely important.
Mind mapping helps represent available information visually in a comprehensive and clear manner. Properly organizing information into a mind map allows you to easily understand and evaluate existing knowledge by letting you see the forest (big picture) and the trees (details), and opens the door for effective application of your knowledge. Mind mapping of ideas and concepts is widely acknowledged as a very powerful and fun learning tool. A mind map is a graphic tool used to create, manage, and exchange information and knowledge. It represents information and knowledge via the spatial organization of concepts/topics, ideas, words, or other items linked to and arranged in a radial pattern around a central concept.