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Latest revision as of 14:35, July 15, 2025
A mind map is a "visual diagram that helps organize information hierarchically, where a central topic is surrounded by related subtopics, often using images, keywords, and color coding to represent connections and relationships between ideas, allowing for better understanding and recall of information; essentially, it's a way to visually brainstorm and map out complex concepts from a central theme."[1]
Source: Mind map
Source: What is a mind map?
See also
External links
- What are Mind Maps?, Interaction Design Foundation
- Mind Mapping Basics
- What is a mind map? Tips, examples, and templates
- Mind mapping, University of Adelaide
- What is Mind Mapping? What Are Its Uses?, Mindmaps.com
- How to mind map
Popular mind mapping software:
- Freemind documentation
- Mindmeister
- Mindmeister - Chrome store - Works with Google drive
- FreeMind - Free mind mapping software
Videos:
- Mind mapping - Tony Buzan
- How to make a mind map - version 1
- How to make a mind map - version 2
- How to make a mind map the basics
- Mind mapping by Tony Buzan
- FreeMind tutorial