|
|
|
|
|
|
by keithpeter
4776 days ago
|
|
|
Should you happen to use Mac OS, have you seen Tinderbox (Eastgate systems)? Windows (and Wine) users may want to look at Inspiration. Both allow 'unconstrained' mind mapping/concept mapping where the spatial arrangement of objects is not enforced. |
|
|
- Loose sentences/notes, which I group into 'clouds' of related topics (without a mindmap's edges). Scapple [0] on OSX is good for this (and spider diagrams), and Microsoft OneNote.
- Spider diagrams - I find mentally these much easier to create when listening to a presentation or in a meeting. The straight lines help for some reason
- Mind maps. My weakest skill, but as someone else commented they stay in the mind better than anything else does, and I can remember some from 3+ years ago.
[0] http://www.literatureandlatte.com/scapple.php