Figure 9-15: Mapmyself looks similar to iMindMap.
- Cover
- Table of Contents
- Title Page
- Foreword
- Introduction
- Part I: Mind Mapping: The Swiss Army Knife for the Brain
- Part II: Traditional Mind Mapping in Practice
- Part III: Mind Mapping Software
- Chapter 8: Software versus Traditional Mind Mapping
- Chapter 9: Taking a Tour of Mind-Mapping Software
- Aviz Thoughtmapper
- Concept Draw MindMap
- EMINEC MYmap
- freemind – really free
- iMindMap – from the inventor of Mind Mapping
- Inspiration – recommended for schools
- MindGenius
- Mindjet MindManager – the market leader
- MindVisualizer – particularly simple
- MindMapper
- Novamind
- Matchware MindView 3
- XMind – the basic version is free
- Mapmyself
- Mind42 – simple and free of charge
- MindMeister
- Mindomo
- Chapter 10: Introducing Mindjet MindManager
- Important control keys
- Keeping it neat and tidy: Formatting options
- Quick notes within branches
- Inserting hyperlinks – how it works
- Simple but useful: Fading branches in and out
- Power filter: Filtering by specific criteria
- Adding task information to branches
- Sharing your Mind Map
- Mindjet Player – interactive pdf document
- pdf – easy and practical
- Image files for integration into other documents
- Pack&Go – and all the links work
- Word – presenting a Mind Map as a linear document
- PowerPoint – from branches to bullet points
- Chapter 11: Exploring ThinkBuzan's iMindMap
- Branches
- Three kinds of branch
- Speed Mind Mapping – how it works
- Formatting with iMindMap
- SmartLayout: From linear to radial Mind Maps
- Project-management mode: GANTT view
- Step 1: Select the branches concerned
- Step 2: Inputting task details
- Step 3: Adjusting views
- Really quite presentable: Presentation mode
- An alternative: Exporting as a PowerPoint presentation
- Part IV: Advanced Strategies for Mind Mapping
- Chapter 12: Mind Mapping Reading Techniques
- Chapter 13: Learning and Preparing for Exams with Mind Mapping
- Chapter 14: Project Management with Mind Mapping
- Chapter 15: Knowledge Management with Mind Mapping
- Chapter 16: Mind Mapping for Creativity
- Creativity yields results
- It’s a personal thing
- Modelling the creative process
- Principles of creativity – two-stage thinking
- Example: Publishing an eye-catching book
- Me on my own (no groups)
- Using Mind Mapping in the second stage
- Step 1: Formulating an issue
- Step 2: Inputting ideas
- Step 3: Evaluating ideas
- Step 4: Structuring ideas
- Part V: The Part of Tens
- Cheat Sheet
Mapmyself
Mapmyself (shown in Figure 9-15) looks and is used like iMindMap, although the two manufacturers are apparently unconnected. The special thing about Mapmyself, like iMindMap, is the facility to generate Mind Maps that look like hand-drawn examples.
Website: www.mapul.com
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