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Knowledge = Innovation

by Dan Keldsen on Oct 01, 2007

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Another "hyper keynote" presentation - 130 slides in about 45 minutes, with voice-over, when done "live." This presentation was given at the KM Forum in Waltham, MA on 9/20/2007, updated again in 2009....

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Another "hyper keynote" presentation - 130 slides in about 45 minutes, with voice-over, when done "live." This presentation was given at the KM Forum in Waltham, MA on 9/20/2007, updated again in 2009.

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  • 8296 jaafae rbabaah , trainer at optmaiza thanks its intrsting 10 months ago Reply
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  • dan.keldsen Dan Keldsen , Partner at Human 1.0 Imran - thanks for the commentary, great to see you here, and great catching up recently.



    Paper mindmapping vs. electronic is a tough one. I love the flexibility of digital, perhaps that's too much of a crutch. My handwriting is terrible, but in a pinch, a piece of paper and pen beats nothing at all to map with.



    Nice one-liner - will have to use that in a future presentation on this topic! Bought a huge roll of butcher paper for my kids and the home easel recently - definitely not 'portable.'

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  • dan.keldsen Dan Keldsen , Partner at Human 1.0 Good question Wayne - I believe my learning style is a mix, perhaps leaning towards visual means (although you've seen my writing, which with any luck is 'logical'). While a mindmap is clearly visual, and the experts do suggest mixing text, color, different line thickness, curvature AND visuals, it seems to me that creating a mindmap (or any other mapping technique) can easily be 'mixed media' (visual and logical) if you follow me.

    Particularly with most electronic mindmapping tools, you can easily flip between an outline mode (standard logical layout) and a visual mindmap view), and get the best of both worlds. As I'm continuing to pick up steam in using mindmaps, concept maps and others, going electronic (as in many other content creation cases), just has far greater utility to me. So while the mindmapping 'purists' opt for paper (and obviously it's easier to grab a piece of paper and pen just about anywhere), the electronic variants work FAR better for me.

    Anyone else have some insights into learning styles and who could weigh in on Wayne's question? Join the conversation! (here, or back on the blog at www.BizTechTalk.com)

    Thanks for the comment, and great seeing you at the KM Forum. Been a long time!

    Cheers,
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  • wayne_kurtzman WayneNH at WayneNH Super presentation!

    Are knowledge maps and mind mapping more effective for visual learners than kinesthetic (physical) or logical learners?
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