Mind map templates are a quick and easy way to increase your productivity. Many mind mapping software programs ship with templates, and you can create and save your own, too.
Floating topics: How and when to use them in your mind maps
While most mind mapping software programs now support floating topics, not many users know how to utilize them. Here are some tips on how to do so effectively.
First-level topics: 15 tips to build a stronger foundation for your next mind map
Deciding on first-level topics for your mind map is a critical first step in its creation, because they have a strong influence over the structure and content of the rest of it. Think through what you need to communicate and how to organize it, using the questions and techniques in this article.
The Content Brainstorming Canvas: A powerful new visual tool for generating attention-getting ideas
One of the biggest challenges for bloggers and other content creators is writing material that gets attention. I have created a new visual thinking tool called the Content Brainstorming Canvas that can help you to brainstorm more unique, compelling content ideas that get noticed and compel action.
What are basic ordering ideas and how can they improve your mind mapping?
Basic ordering ideas are the first level topics that radiate out from your map’s central topic. They are the key concepts that help you to produce the greatest number of associations as you develop a mind map. You can almost certainly improve the quality of your mind maps by being aware of how to create good basic ordering ideas.
Topic notes: A powerful repository for capturing expanded information in mind maps
If you want to become a more effective mind mapper, then it’s essential that you become familiar with your program’s topic notes feature. Here are some tips on how to get the most out of them.
What are boundaries and how can they increase the effectiveness of your mind maps?
If you are sharing a mind map with other people, and want to draw their attention to a specific section of it, a boundary is a good way to do that. Here’s a primer on what boundaries are, and some creative ways in which you can use them.
Legends: How one small enhancement can make your mind maps much easier for others to interpret
One way to significantly improve the quality of your mind maps and the effectiveness of how they communicate your intended meaning to others is to include a legend in them.
Leverage the awesome power of links in your mind maps
Today’s mind mapping software supports a remarkable number of link types, which can vastly increase the power of your visual diagrams. Here’s what’s possible, along with some tips on when and how to utilize them.
How to add visual dimension to your mind maps with a background image or color
Many mind mapping programs enable you to add a background image or pattern to your mind maps. But using this feature can be tricky. Here are some tips to do so effectively.
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