From the monthly archives: January 2009
There is a new mindmapping program for the iPhone called iThoughts. It is truly full-featured.
Here are 20 features built into iThoughts now available for the iPhone:
Folding (collapsible) nodes
Configurable node shapes (rectangle, ellipse etc.)
Auto re-align and space control
Note attachments (with embedded hyperlinks)
Link from one [...]
One of the great things about the Mindmapping community is leveraging the work of other mindmappers to create your own mindmaps.
A wonderful site that showcases a wide assortment of mindmaps is Biggerplate.com. Another nice thing about Biggerplate is you can upload your own mindmaps. So you can “give” and ”receive”.
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Back in October of last year, I did a post on Daniel Pink’s book “A Whole New Mind”. Recently, Luciano Passuello, author of Litemind, created his own mindmap of Daniel Pink’s book. And it’s fantastic!
Here’s a sample of the map:
Central to Daniel Pink’s book are what [...]
If you’ve been struggling to understand what exactly brought on the international financial crisis, struggle no more.
Freelance designer Jess Bachman has developed a wonderful “Visual Guide to the Financial Crisis” that provides a clear understanding of what happen.
One of the main reasons I like mindmaps is they illustrate how ideas relate to one [...]
There is a great new website called Debategraph: The Global Debate Map that allows you to debate national and global issues in a truly dynamic way.
The site leverages a mindmapping format that allows you to dynamically “drill down” on topic areas while visually capturing all the related points.
It is [...]
Last week I had the privilege of getting a personal demonstration of a new information management tool called Context Organizer.
Dr. Brian Friedlander, author of Assistivetek Blog, gave me the demonstration via a web-based application sharing tool called Glance. I walked away very impressed with Context [...]
In a post last year, I talked about iBlueSky mindmapping for the iPhone.
Recently, Gideon King, founder of NovaMind (a major mindmapping software company) announced the integration of NovaMind with iBluesky.
Earlier this month, Mr. King stated, “We are delighted to announce the immediate availability of iBlueSky Mind Mapping for iPhone and [...]
Happy New Year!
In my last post I highlighted Mead Map for educators and students. In this post, I wanted to show you how Mead, the maker of Mead Map, is helping business professionals.
Back in May of 2008, when I first saw Mead Map I immediately saw how this tool could be useful to business professionals. [...]
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