The document provides instructions for creating mind maps. It discusses that mind maps are diagrams that structure and organize information visually. It then outlines the three steps to create a good mind map: 1) creating a basic outline, 2) developing the knowledge structure in a tree format, and 3) adding style elements. The document also provides dos and don'ts and includes sample mind maps.
Mind Mapping for Pharmacy Education and PracticeMaha Atef
The mind map is a radially arranged diagram that represents words & ideas linked to a central idea.
To clarify this definition, I’m going to show you one of my mind maps that I have done during my study for the pathology course.
Drawing A Mind Map From Start To FinishPaul Foreman
Drawing A Mind Map From Start To Finish
Blog Post: http://www.mindmapinspiration.com/drawing-a-mind-map-from-start-to-finish/
You can subscribe to the Mind Map Inspiration Blog to receive new Mind Maps at http://www.mindmapinspiration.com/ and follow me on Twitter @mindmapdrawer http://twitter.com/mindmapdrawer
Also available: E-Books designed to help you create stylish and artistic mind maps of your own - visit the Mind Map Inspiration Website for more details: http://www.mindmapinspiration.co.uk/
Mind Mapping for Pharmacy Education and PracticeMaha Atef
The mind map is a radially arranged diagram that represents words & ideas linked to a central idea.
To clarify this definition, I’m going to show you one of my mind maps that I have done during my study for the pathology course.
Drawing A Mind Map From Start To FinishPaul Foreman
Drawing A Mind Map From Start To Finish
Blog Post: http://www.mindmapinspiration.com/drawing-a-mind-map-from-start-to-finish/
You can subscribe to the Mind Map Inspiration Blog to receive new Mind Maps at http://www.mindmapinspiration.com/ and follow me on Twitter @mindmapdrawer http://twitter.com/mindmapdrawer
Also available: E-Books designed to help you create stylish and artistic mind maps of your own - visit the Mind Map Inspiration Website for more details: http://www.mindmapinspiration.co.uk/
Slide show on problem solving. The main idea is to combine problem solving tools and mind maps.
Focuses on the IDEAL problem solving tool and on ideas on tool mapping, where you use two mind maps at a time: one problem map for the actual problem, and one tool map with a collection of problem solving tools.
There is a video on YouTube based on this slideshow:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p-6b4LA8Dqo
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1. 1.
What is a
mind map (for)?
2.
Three steps
3.
Dos and Don‘ts
How to make a mind map
4.
Sample Mind maps
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June 2008
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Martin Müller | How to make a mind map This material serves as a guide for students in my seminars and does not claim to have general validity.
Note:
2. Outline
1.
What is a
mind map (for)?
2.
Three steps
3.
Dos and Don‘ts
4.
Sample Mind maps
1.
What is a mind map (for)? |
2. Three steps to a good mind map |
3. Dos and Don’ts |
4. Some sample mind maps |
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3. What is a mind map (for)?
1.
What is a
mind map (for)?
2.
Three steps
3.
Dos and Don‘ts
4.
Sample Mind maps
Mind maps …
o … are a diagrammatic way of recording information that is easy to
use, adapt and recall.
o … use visual stimulation to structure and memorise knowledge
effectively.
o … are good for lecture notes, text summaries, exam preparation,
essay writing, presentation planning, knowledge management.
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4. Advantages and disadvantages of mindmapping
1.
What is a
mind map (for)?
2.
Three steps
3.
Dos and Don‘ts
4.
Sample Mind maps
+++ Advantages +++
– – – Disadvantages – – –
+ quick: recording many ideas in
a short amount of time
– personal: your mind map may be
difficult for others to understand
+ makes additions easy
– revisions can be time-consuming
+ highlights links between
concepts
– may become cluttered
+ makes the structure of
arguments immediately visible
– challenge to keep mind maps
logical and consistent
– hierarchy is often subjective
+ makes knowledge more
memorable
+ can reduce a wealth of
information
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5. How can I draw mind maps?
1.
What is a
mind map (for)?
2.
Three steps
By hand
+ makes a first start easier
+ more individual
– cumbersome to revise
3.
Dos and Don‘ts
4.
Sample Mind maps
Software
+ easy and quick to modify
+ tends to be more orderly
– takes some time to learn
If you decide to use a software, go for FreeMind. It’s free!
freemind.sourceforge.net
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6. Outline
1.
What is a
mind map (for)?
2.
Three steps
3.
Dos and Don‘ts
4.
Sample Mind maps
1.
What is a mind map (for)? |
2. Three steps to a good mind map |
3. Dos and Don’ts |
4. Some sample mind maps |
Martin Müller | How to make a mind map
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7. Step 1: Basic outline
1.
What is a
mind map (for)?
2.
Three steps
3.
Dos and Don‘ts
1) When using paper, use it in landscape orientation.
2) Start in the center with an image of the topic and/or the title of the
mind map.
3) Draw the main branches with the basic ordering ideas.
4.
Sample Mind maps
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8. After step 1: Basic outline
1.
What is a
mind map (for)?
2.
Three steps
3.
Dos and Don‘ts
4.
Sample Mind maps
Martin Müller
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9. Step 2: Knowledge structure
1.
What is a
mind map (for)?
2.
Three steps
1) Mind maps have a tree structure which reflects the hierarchical
and logical structure of the argument.
2) The lines must be connected, starting from the central image.
3.
Dos and Don‘ts
4.
Sample Mind maps
3) Use short key words.
4) Each word/image must be alone and sitting on its own line.
5) Let branches grow radially.
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10. After step 2: Knowledge structure
1.
What is a
mind map (for)?
2.
Three steps
3.
Dos and Don‘ts
4.
Sample Mind maps
Martin Müller
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11. Step 3: Style
1.
What is a
mind map (for)?
2.
Three steps
3.
Dos and Don‘ts
4.
Sample Mind maps
1) The central lines are thicker, organic and flowing, becoming
thinner as they radiate out from the centre.
2) Use UPPER CASE/lower case and different font sizes and
boldface/italics and a coherent colour set to differentiate
between different levels or different branches. This makes it easier
to memorise the mind map.
3) Use images or drawings wherever possible to enhance the mind
map.
4) Use clouds for emphasis.
5) Draw connections between concepts.
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12. After step 3: Full mind map
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What is a
mind map (for)?
2.
Three steps
3.
Dos and Don‘ts
4.
Sample Mind maps
Martin Müller
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13. Outline
1.
What is a
mind map (for)?
2.
Three steps
3.
Dos and Don‘ts
4.
Sample Mind maps
1.
What is a mind map (for)? |
2. Three steps to a good mind map |
3. Dos and Don’ts |
4. Some sample mind maps |
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14. What you should do
1.
What is a
mind map (for)?
2.
Three steps
3.
Dos and Don‘ts
4.
Sample Mind maps
Do…
o … give your mind map an individual touch. Develop your own style.
o … differentiate through emphasis.
o … keep your mind map clear by using hierarchies.
o … revise your initial mind map. Check for consistency and logic!
o … use images wherever possible.
o … write horizontally.
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15. What you should avoid
1.
What is a
mind map (for)?
2.
Three steps
o Do not clutter your mind map.
o Do not write long passages onto the branches.
3.
Dos and Don‘ts
4.
Sample Mind maps
o Do not use abbreviations.
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16. Outline
1.
What is a
mind map (for)?
2.
Three steps
3.
Dos and Don‘ts
4.
Sample Mind maps
1.
What is a mind map (for)? |
2. Three steps to a good mind map |
3. Dos and Don’ts |
4. Some sample mind maps |
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17. 1.
What is a
mind map (for)?
2.
Three steps
3.
Dos and Don‘ts
4.
Sample Mind maps
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Note the spelling mistake!
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18. About Illumine
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What is a
mind map (for)?
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Three steps
3.
Dos and Don‘ts
4.
Sample Mind maps
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www.mind-mapping.co.uk
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What is a
mind map (for)?
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Three steps
3.
Dos and Don‘ts
4.
Sample Mind maps
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services.bgfl.org
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20. 1.
What is a
mind map (for)?
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Three steps
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Dos and Don‘ts
4.
Sample Mind maps
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services.bgfl.org
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21. 1.
What is a
mind map (for)?
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Three steps
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Dos and Don‘ts
4.
Sample Mind maps
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www.mind-mapping.co.uk