Formation clé en main - Outil et technique de créativité Se perfectionner en gestion et conduite des réunions avec les ressources en créativité Gestion et animation créative des réunions Vous êtes un leader, directeur, gestionnaire, responsable d'équipe ou participant à des réunions. Vous souhaitez améliorer la gestion, la conduite et la participation aux réunions. Vous cherchez à favoriser l'émergence de multiples idées, la recherche de meilleures solutions et la mise en place des conditions nécessaires à un contexte interrelationnel plus harmonieux, ce programme de formation est pour vous. Objectif général Améliorer ces pratiques de gestion et d'animation des réunions par une application des méthodes, outils et techniques de créativité. Objectifs spécifiques Ce programme de perfectionnement en gestion et animation des réunions vise à vous aider à: Résultats attendus Au terme de ce programme, le participant devrait pouvoir: Objectifs d'apprentissage Améliorer l'information et la communication : De l'abstention à l'engagement Durée de la formation
Exercices pour apprendre le français | Cours et exercices de français 100% gratuits, hors abonnement internet auprès d'un fournisseur d'accès. Le BaRBeRy v 1.0 : Dictionnaire CoRHuPOP (Cognitivo-Rapo-Humoristico-Poético-Oulipo-Psychanalytique) Le Barbery est un dictionnaire de rimes, un générateur d'anagrammes et de jeux de mots. Cliquez sur ses boutons pour en apprendre l'usage. Codes phonétiques Voyelles Demi-voyelles Consones Crédits et sources Chronologie 1995 : idée de la barberysation. Futur intégration sémantique version japonaise et anglaise Contact Stéphane Barbery Version
Mieux apprendre Concept maps or mind maps? the choice What are the differences between mind maps and concept maps? (click to see larger) Sometimes you will have no choice. In an educational setting, some educators require their students to make concept maps, others mandate mind maps. But most of the time we are free to choose. Then, the key determinants of when you would use each type of map will usually be these: your motive in making the map, where you will make it, how you will use it once finished, the audience (if other than yourself) it is intended it for, if you are not drawing maps by hand, the software you use, and naturally your personal preference. If you have elected to use mind maps, you still have a choice between Buzan mind maps and common mind maps in their various forms. This article is not about which type is 'better'. Appreciation for this article Concept maps have rigor, mind maps have vigor Like most generalizations this is a simplification, but it captures the essential differences, as described in more detail below.
Cyberdroit - Le droit à l'épreuve de l'Internet Mindmapping & other goodness Blog | Stuff about Topicscape, mindmapping, organizing information Big Al, and a tale of China, America ... I have moved this post to my personal blog... posted on: Feb 1, 2013 | author: Roy The sometimes-makes-me-stupid filter ... I tweet and blog a lot about mind mapping. posted on: Sep 22, 2011 | author: Roy WikiSummarizer takes on yet more Not content with visually summarizing Wikipedia (see Herculean Task…), WikiSummarizer have added a new... posted on: Jul 19, 2011 | author: Roy “Words tell you what to think. ... “Words tell you what to think. posted on: Jun 23, 2011 | author: Roy Doing a ‘virtual’ carve up of a b... posted on: May 30, 2011 | author: Roy With complex documents, like large reports or spreadsheets, the complexity becomes manageable by breaking down and visualizing in the 3D landscape.... Duplicate file handling with Topicscape posted on: May 13, 2011 | author: Roy If you routinely organize project files in Topicscape and have trouble with duplicate files or multiple versions, you’ll love this Topicscape... Herculean mind mapping task: Wikipedia
adie.org | Nous donnons les moyens d'entreprendre à ceux qui n'ont pas les moyens heuristiquement Les 100 usages du Mind Mapping d’après Paul Foreman J’ai utilisé plusieurs des oeuvres de l’artiste anglais Paul Foreman pour illustrer la rubrique Mind Mapping de notre page FaceBook. Il est l’auteur de nombreuses Mind Maps très personnelles qu’il publie sur son blog Mind Map Inspiration (que je vous recommande chaudement). Aujourd’hui, je vous propose une nouvelle oeuvre de Foreman : les 100 usages d’Internet. Paul utilise ici une technique bien connue des consultants en créativité, la technique des 100 idées. Ici, Paul Foreman explore les usages du Mind Mapping. Voici, ci-dessous, une traduction en français de cette Mind Map. Je reviendrai dans un autre billet sur les usages plus professionnels et plus personnels du Mind Mapping. Personnellement, je l’utilise autant pour explorer de nouvelles pistes pour la Lingua Franca Academy que pour ma vie quotidienne. A bientôt. J'aime : J'aime chargement… Catégories :formation, Mind Mapping, Outils
MINDMAP TRAINING DAY 4 for MindmapTrainingbyMindmap Training.com (WuzoOBV) Day 1 of your Personal MindMap Training Friend, when did you first hearabout mindmapping? vividly recall when I first heard about it. That was during a speed-reading training (photo reading). The idea alone, working with pencils and connecting words not something looked forward to. could this be effective? What was the advantage of drawing? After a (brief) introduction to mindmapping it was as awkward as I thought. had to change pencils all of the time, but that was just something you had to get used to. from being opposed (resistance to change isno stranger me either) passionate user! like short effective pieces of information. stories. places a lot of emphasis on this, and you may draw! still see the impact of that decision today. Afterthis introduction mindmapping it time use One of the assignments we had do was: make mindmap ofall your speed reading experiences. find a software tool that could make a mindmap for me (lazy? downloaded some tools evaluated them. ofthe products, MindMapper, was at that time the right tool for me. produced it (SimTech). At
MindmapTrainingbyMindmap Training.com (WuzoOBV) Day 1 of your Personal MindMap Training Friend, when did you first hearabout mindmapping? vividly recall when I first heard about it. That was during a speed-reading training (photo reading). The idea alone, working with pencils and connecting words not something looked forward to. could this be effective? What was the advantage of drawing? After a (brief) introduction to mindmapping it was as awkward as I thought. had to change pencils all of the time, but that was just something you had to get used to. from being opposed (resistance to change isno stranger me either) passionate user! like short effective pieces of information. stories. places a lot of emphasis on this, and you may draw! still see the impact of that decision today. Afterthis introduction mindmapping it time use One of the assignments we had do was: make mindmap ofall your speed reading experiences. find a software tool that could make a mindmap for me (lazy? downloaded some tools evaluated them. ofthe products, MindMapper, was at that time the right tool for me. produced it (SimTech). At
WikIT Mind Mapping, Mindmaps and Mind Maps | Asian Efficiency Mind mapping is a revolutionary tool used for creating, thinking, organizing, note taking and brainstorming. The modern iteration of mind mapping is claimed to have been created by Tony Buzan – but who really knows. If anything, credit definitely goes to Tony for popularizing the method and bringing it to the masses. Here at Asian Efficiency, we like to think of ourselves as avid users of mindmapping, rather than “certified experts”. We use mind mapping for all sorts of things in our daily lives, and we want to share some of that with you. Quick note: in Commonwealth countries, mind maps are often referred to as spidergrams or spidergraphs. What is Mind Mapping? Central Idea of a Mindmap All mind mapping begins with a central idea in the middle of your map. A simple mindmap of fruits. You then build branches or nodes around the mindmap, with the first layer being one hierarchical layer of thought down. A callout describing a type of apple. Relating two different fruits. Types of Mind Maps