Lesson 2 Introducing Open Mind

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This lesson introduces mind mapping and the OpenMind software. Students will learn to describe mind maps, explain their uses, and create one using OpenMind. Mind maps are a method for brainstorming ideas and organizing information for problem solving, gathering ideas, and managing tasks. The lesson will demonstrate how to use OpenMind's features by creating an example mind map.

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