Month: August 2012

Haven’t you heard that mind mapping with children is an excellent way to spark creativity from the young ones?!

If you want to help your kids express their creativity while teaching them at the same time to effectively organize their thoughts and ideas then mind mapping with children is the best solution for them and you. Not only is mind mapping a good way to help them explore their creativity but it’s an excellent way to help your kids realize that studying can be fun and enjoyable.

In this article we will take a look at some mind map examples for kids and learn simple ways to mind map like Tony Buzan does.

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Okay, so you’re more familiar with PowerPoint but don’t you know that you can teach yourself how to do a mind map in PowerPoint?

Mind mapping is so flexible that you can even use or make one in various different formats. One of which is in a PowerPoint format. So how to make a mind map in PowerPoint you might ask?

We will discuss the different aspects involved in how to do mind map in PowerPoint. So read along and learn more ways to improve your mind mapping skills.

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When you should believe some people, the advantages of mind mapping are huge. It would almost sound like that mind mapping is the cure for every information related problems and probably all other problems in the world as well. In this article I want to give you insight in the real advantages and educate you on the things you may hear which are not entirely true. By the way, when you want to learn more on mind mapping, have a look here.

Most Advantages of Mind Mapping Are Exaggerated

Depending on how much you know about mind mapping and how much time you spend with the ‘true’ hard-core mind map followers, you may have heard that the mind map:

• is the one thing that can handle all your information management needs
• helps you to remember much more in a fraction of the time
• is really easy to use and is practically created by itself

Although these 3 statements are in some form true, they are making things better and bigger than they really are. I would like to discuss these with you and give you real life thoughts that actually make sense.

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