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If you’re looking for ideas to create your own mindmaps, Biggerplate.com is a great place to start.
At Biggerplate you can view and download mindmaps created by people from all over the world – for free. These mindmaps can serve as a starting point in developing your own mindmaps.
The Biggerplate mindmap library consists of [...]
Matchware‘s Mindview 3 mindmapping software provides some of the best mindmapping templates to help you get started mindmapping.
They have a robust offering of mindmapping templates that come standard with their software.
Below is a list of the mindmapping templates in the Business section alone:
Meeting Agenda Budgeting Change Management Critical Thinking [...]
On this New Year’s Eve, as we think about the upcoming year, education will no doubt be a part of our national discourse in 2009.
We are all hopeful that President-Elect Obama will follow through on his promise to make education a national priority.
But as we wait for that there are some things we [...]
I’ve been in the Learning and Development field working in global corporations for over 10 years and I can tell you from personal experience that having a good instructional model makes a world of difference when you want learner engagement and retention.
Dr. Robert Brinkerhoff, in his book High Impact Learning, outlines an instructional model [...]
In 1993 Adam Robinson, Co-founder of the Princeton Review, wrote a book called What Smart Students Know. The remarkable thing about this book is that it shows students (and anyone interested in learning) how to take full control of their education.
For me, mindmapping is like that. With [...]
In an earlier post, I highlighted Mead Map as a great resource for students. But this same site offers great benefits for teachers as well. As a teacher on the high school or college level, you have to put together lesson plans/syllabus, organize student work, handle school administrative activities, and do research. Mead Map can [...]
Whether in business or your personal life, giving effective feedback is critical to good communication.
The Center for Creative Leadership (CCL) has a three-step process for effective feedback called the Situation-Behavior-Impact model. As they state, “SBI provides a structure that helps keep your feedback focused and relevant, and increases the likelihood [...]
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