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New mind mapping software research and reports center launched
I have just launched a new Research & Reports page on this blog, which gathers all of these valuable resources into one place. Read on to learn more about the valuable resources that have been gathered into one convenient location.
Don’t miss this mind mapping webinar
VizThink, the thriving online community for all things visual, has scheduled a webinar on mind mapping for July 22 at 11a.m. Eastern U.S. time. The presenters will be Jamie Nast, author of the popular book Idea Mapping, and me.
The four phases of mind mapping
A recent article on IT-Director.com describes the evolution of mind mapping in four phases. I think this model makes a lot of sense. Here’s a summary of it.
Update on the IQ Visual Mapping Conference
Here are the latest updates on the IQ Visual Mapping Conference. Highlights include a new conference blog with all the latest details, and an expanded format that will include presentations and displays by mind mapping software developers.
New online mind mapping course to launch on June 16
Paul Urban, CEO of Essential Mind Mapping, has created a multimedia educational course on mind mapping that officially launched on Monday, June 16, 2008.
Top 10 reasons you need to attend the IQ Visual Mapping Conference
On October 2-3, 2008, come join me for a new conference on how to use visual mapping to your advantage in your organization. Here are the top 10 reasons why it’s a don’t miss conference!
A call for visual literacy (and an end to death by PowerPoint)
In the transition from the industrial age to the information age, we are now faced with a growing volume of visual, non-linear information. But as a society, we are largely visually illiterate. Dave Gray, writing in his CommunicationNation blog, recently touched on this apparent paradox. In this post, Dave is writing about PowerPoint, a visually-oriented […]
New visual mapping conference features all-star cast of speakers, topics
Visual mapping is growing in importance, so it’s not surprising that it finally has its own conference. Fellow blogger Dr. Brian Friedlander has launched the IQ Visual Mapping Conference, which will be held October 3-4, 2008 at the College of St. Elizabeth in Morristown, NJ, USA (in close proximity to the New York City and […]
Beyond hierarchies: A better paradigm for mind mapping?
Shelly Hayduk, writing in TheBrain Blog, recently posted an article that suggests that traditional hierarchical mind maps may not be the best way to present complex information and knowledge. She points out that almost all software interfaces today are limited to organizing information into hierarchies, where a piece of information can only be categorized into […]
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