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Maps encourage boldness.
They're like cryptic
love letters.
They make anything
seem possible.
They're like cryptic
love letters.
They make anything
seem possible.
Mark Jenkins, 1958 -
American author
American author
Mapping overview
Mapping
exercise 1
Mapping exercise 2
Mapping exercise 3
Study guides
folder menus
- Time, stress and
project management;
Problem solving - Studying/learning;
with others, and in the classroom - Thinking/memorizing;
Test preparation - Writing, vocabulary and spelling
- Research and reading
- Math and science;
Bibliographies - Teaching/curriculum
- Workplace
- Author's professional
and personal pages - Site map
- Search
Directing your thinking series
Basics of mind/concept mapping
Creating your concept map II:
- Launch concept.
(Scroll down if concept isn't visible) - Drag concept to field and position; enter/edit & save text.
- Repeat and add concepts to build map.
- Arrange your concepts.
- Link concepts (click both green buttons).
Follow this color scheme: Use buttons to
enter/edit text (save), link concepts, or delete a concept.
Thinking and recall series
Concentrating |
Radical thinking | Thinking aloud/private
speech |
Thinking critically |
Thinking critically |
Thinking creatively |
Mapping explanation/demo |
Mapping exercise I |
Mapping exercise II |
Mapping exercise III | Mind mapping and
free writing exercise |
Thinking like a genius:
Creative solutions |
Famous thinkers |
Selected thoughts
Flash exercise contributed by Chuck Yust, David Cheng, Mike Lafrombois, and Dr. Brad Hokanson, Interactive Media (DHA 4384) School of Design, University of Minnesota.
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