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There are very many tools for making information diagrams like...
•mind maps, •concept maps, •bubble maps, •spidergrams, •tree diagrams, •mindscapes, •isomaps, •flowcharts and •logic diagrams.
Visit this extensive wiki with its database of tools to make your working day, leisure planning or study more effective.
The mind-mapping.org blog
Developments over the years.
Top picks for mind-mapping software
Filters along the top of the site make it easy to focus in on Browser apps, Free mind mapping software, Mac OS software, or just learn what our favourites are and jump straight there to see if you agree.
Topicscape has a new home — right here
Download one of the versions of Topicscape – Pro or Lite – via the link below. They are free, as in beer. So is Topicgrazer.
There you can also download the free license files for these.
Follow the link for the main Topicscape page, including a link to the support wiki.
The Topicscape blog
See what developments there are in the world of Topicscape, the three-dimensional mind- and concept mapper.
WikIT: The mind mapping wiki
How to map out information, ideas and tasks visually. This covers many types of information map. This helps with creativity, capturing thoughts, planning, learning, analyzing, note taking and writing. Some examples: • Project management
• goal setting • problem solving • prioritizing issues • evaluating lessons-learned • structuring a new website • management dashboards • contract management
Roy's blog
Notes on a few notable encounters.
Personal photographic portfolio
Art exhibitions, Travels, plus Hong Kong: 1978 to today
Better information systems — VPEC-T
There's an important approach to business analysis for information systems that has proved itself in the field. It covers the vital time before the technologists start working on how to change, acquire or build the system, and it shows why that time is so vital.
Here you'll find a description of the heart of a new framework for thinking called VPEC-T, backed up with a mind map of a remarkable book about it.
Get your point across & make it stick
When you present information, how can you make sure it is absorbed, retained and acted on? This is an introduction and mindmap summary of a clear and profound book that tells you the principles to follow.
The book is “Made to Stick” by Chip and Dan Heath.
Making an information organizer
The first ever article on InformationTamers (now Gandanet) was the story of one person's search for the ‘magic sauce’ in building an information organizer.
Editing Wikipedia
What are the key things to know before you start editing Wikipedia?
Refer to the Wikipedia Editing Essentials mind map for a quick reference source for the principal policies and most-used editing information.
G&A Management Consultants
This independent consultant began in Hong Kong in 1981 and has undertaken assignments in USA, Japan, Singapore, Malaysia, Philippines, France, Scandanavia, Ireland and, of course, Hong Kong.
Roy Grubb has broad management consulting experience of over 30 years, with assignments in Europe, USA, and Asia. He has used visual information-mapping techniques for much of that time.