Outliners that help with 'Mindmapping'

Created by Cyprien P. Lomas (The University of Queensland) on October 3, 2004

Ted Goranson continues with his column on outliners and their many uses. In his September column Goranson extols the value of graphical representation of data. Arranging concepts in a two dimensional diagram to identify and map connections is one of the capabilities of mindmapping.

This post examines the what, why and how of the exciting worlds of mindmapping, concept mapping and outliners. The post also evaluates the current crop of software packages available for working with data visually. (Note: the software package review is Mac centric; the Outliner concepts and background are universal).

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		Outliners that help with 'Mindmapping' Created by Cyprien P. Lomas (The University of Queensland) on October 3, 2004 Ted Goranson continues with his column on outliners and their many uses. In his September column Goranson extols the value of graphical representation of data. Arranging concepts in a two dimensional diagram to identify and map connections is one of the capabilities of mindmapping. This post examines the what, why and how of the exciting worlds of mindmapping, concept mapping and outliners. The post also evaluates the current crop of software packages available for working with data visually. (Note: the software package review is Mac centric; the Outliner concepts and background are universal). Teaching and Learning Cyprien's blog Login or register to post comments 5133 reads
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