XMind After a year’s efforts, the new XMind 7 comes public beta today. The last whole year, we’ve been focusing on making XMind more beautiful, modern and professional. To achieve this goal, we’ve spent a lot of thought on optimizing the user interface. Now, we’re so glad to introduce you the new XMind 7 and invite you to have a trial of this Beta version. Try XMind 7 Beta Now What’s New in XMind 7 ? 1. A new toolbar with new large icons. 2. Start your new mind map journey from the brand new home panel. 3. Gantt chart was not that satisfactory in the previous XMind versions. 4. XMind 7 provides a better way to show detail information. 5. You may send your inspirations within an XMind file to your colleague or a friend. 6. Important information deserves more attention. 7. To get a broad overview your mind map. 8. Easily print a large mind map to multiple pages. 9. We introduce a new structure named Timeline. 10. XMind 7 packs 10 new amazing fonts! Other Improvements in XMind 7 Major Improvements
Mindmapping, concept mapping and information organisation software 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. I search often on mind mapping topics. 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...
50 Useful Mind-Mapping Tools for College Students July 27th, 2009 By Emily Thomas As a hardworking student, you’ve got a lot to organize, including essays, exams, deadlines, and class schedules, not to mention your social and personal life–plus any part-time jobs you may have taken on. In an effort to keep you more organized, we’ve generated this list of 50 useful mind-mapping tools that are designed to help you see your ideas more clearly, analyze and outline research papers, become more efficient when you study, and get inspired to be more creative in your work. Free or Open Source Online college students depend on open and free programs like these when balancing school work and a tight budget. Collaboration Use these tools to work with classmates, share notes, prepare a presentation, and work on the web. Brainstorming and Project Management When you need to work on your ideas for a big project, use these tools to organize all of your ideas, edits and deadlines. Multitasking Study Tools Miscellaneous
The Underlying Blog Burritos & Sundresses It's summertime and most of my motivation, to put it bluntly, is focused on Chipotle, Mountain Dew and girls. It reminds me of that episode of Friends when someone asks Joey what he'd rather give up, food or women? I still have no answer, all I see is a pretty lady in a sundress handing me a Chipotle burrito with steak and guacamole, telling me I won the race. I have no damn clue what that means. Someday this paragraph may be used against me. Seriously though, and especially given that I live in Ohio, land of the 4 schizophrenic seasons, I don't feel like working at all... and I actually have a lot to do. If only I had motivation... so in 'continuing the greatness' as Bron Bron would say and blogging monthly, I've written the following to myself in the hope it helps you and I. 3 Tips for Destroying Summer Procrastination Tip 1: Make yourself work, at a minimum, 9-5 OR an 8 hour shift If you need to break it up into 2, 4 hour shifts that's fine. Look, I live in Ohio.
Cartographier ses idées ( mind mapping ) & Productivité Visual thinking at work: How I used SmartDraw to communicate the essence of a complex product Mar 11th, 2010 | By Chuck Frey | Category: Software, Visual Thinking SmartDraw is a software program that is designed to help the average person to create great-looking diagrams, quickly and easily. But in my last job, I had very few opportunities to use it, so I really didn’t get a chance to use the latest version, SmartDraw 2010, for some real business applications. All that changed in January when I took a new job as marketing manager for a small safety training products firm. The bottom line? Being a visual kinda guy, I realized almost immediately that one of the best ways to do that would be to create a visual that showed how all of these elements work together to provide a complete training solution. Here’s what I learned about SmartDraw 2010 in the process of working with it during the past two-and-a-half months: The bottom line is that SmartDraw 10 has helped to make me look good to my new employer. Tags: business diagram, diagram, marketing, smartdraw, visual thinking
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