Mind map or concept map? How to choose for a lesson.
A mind map shows what belongs to a topic. A concept map shows how ideas affect each other.
Guides for lessons, revision and training.
Learn to plan a lesson map, edit its branches or organise onboarding tasks.
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Create a lesson map for revision.
A practical way to connect what you explain in class with what students revisit afterwards.
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Revise Macbeth with one mind map.
Themes, quotations, characters and context on one page, with every quotation linked to a theme.
Turn a training document into a map people can use.
Five steps from an approved procedure to a map that trainers teach from and employees come back to.
Use mind maps to write better essays.
Build the structure of an essay as a mind map, then write along its branches.
What is learning, really?
Studying is not learning. Learning is how we keep our map of the world up to date.
Where did mind mapping come from?
Why Tony Buzan went looking for a note-taking method that fits the brain.
Mind maps in the professional world.
What changes at work when employees think, report and present with mind maps.
Mental literacy: the skill the 21st century demands.
Mental literacy is the ability to use learning, thinking, memory and creativity as a whole.
How software brought mind mapping to millions.
Why mind mapping reached so many more people once it moved from paper to software.
Strategic planning with mind maps.
How mind maps help a company turn aims into targets, assign them and track every task.
Edit a crowded mind map.
Five editing decisions that turn a crowded page into a useful explanation.
Give new starters a route through their first week.
Organise first-week tasks, contacts and reference links in an onboarding map.
Build your first mind map, step by step.
Start with a blank page and make the connections visible.
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