Mind mapping
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The document discusses mind mapping as a technique for organizing information in a visually engaging way that leverages how the human brain naturally processes and recalls information. It notes that mind mapping boosts memory, fosters creativity, enhances learning and presentation skills, and supports planning and collaboration. The document provides examples of mind maps created for topics like a project charter, system testing, training manuals, travel planning, goal setting, and imagination. It encourages the use of mind mapping over standard linear notes.
Mind mapping
- 1. 1 Mind Mapping by Amit Khanna, PMI – ACP, PMP, SMC PMI Mumbai chapter volunteer
- 2. 2 Topics • The Psychology of Learning • Why Mind Map • What is Mind Map • STANDARD Notes • Our Brain • Tony Buzan way – How to create a Mind Map • Examples – Project Charter – System Integration Testing – Teradata Basic training manual – Travel – Goal Setting – Imagination
- 3. 3 The Psychology of Learning - Remembering Research has shown that, during the learning process, the human brain primarily remembers the following: • Items from the beginning of the learning period ('the primacy effect') • Items from the end of the learning period ('the recency effect') • Any items associated with things or patterns already stored, or linked to other aspects of what is being learned • Any items which are emphasised as being in some way outstanding or unique • Any items which appeal particularly strongly to any of the five senses • Those items which are of particular interest to the person
- 4. 4 Why MIND MAP ? • Mind Mapping boosts your memory • Mind Mapping fosters creativity • Mind Mapping enhances learning • Mind Mapping supports effective teaching • Mind Mapping helps you plan and organize • Mind Mapping enhances presentation skills • Mind Mapping group collaboration • Mind Mapping improves writing skills • Mind Mapping encouraging critical thinking and problem solving
- 5. 5 What is Mind Map ? • A Mind Map is a visual diagram used to record and organise information in a way which the brain finds captivating and easy to process • Thoughts, ideas or facts are laid out around a central theme so that you can clearly ‘see’ their flow across different levels • The brain likes to work on the basis of association and it will connect every idea, memory or piece of information to tens, hundreds and even thousands of other ideas and concepts
- 6. 6 STANDARD Notes • They obscure the key words • They make it difficult to remember • They Waste Time • They fail to stimulate the brain creatively Disadvantages of STANDARD Notes
- 7. 7 Our Brain
- 8. 8 How - Tony Buzan way
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- 10. 10 Example# 1: Project Charter
- 11. 11 EXAMPLE# 2 – System Integration Testing
- 12. 12 EXAMPLE# 3 – Teradata 14 Basics Manual (524 pages in 1 sheet)
- 14. 14 EXAMPLE# 5: Goal Setting
- 16. 16 Sources • Google Images • Self created Examples used in office • Mind Mapping Evidence Report (pdf) • www.mindmapping.com REMEMBER to MIND MAP