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#69814 12/09/08 05:44 PM
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Curiously, I was looking into mind mapping software to organize my thoughts about a month ago (2 weeks before I purchased PhotoReading!). There are quite a few companies that produce software of this sort. Does Learning Strategies recommend any software for mind mapping? I would imagine that if you use this activation technique frequently you could create quite a few maps which would be better saved on computer.

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Clean paper, crayons, pencils etc.

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With PhotoReading you will find pen and paper much easier. There is a lot of mind mapping software available. It comes down to personal preference. I have used mind genius and iMindmap and others. I prefer the programs to the online java ones because they allow more free flow, variety in font and picture placement is free. While closer to the hand drawn version, I find using software much more time-consuming. Also, I am not lock to a computer when they use pen and paper. This makes it much easier to work with books as well as PDF files. I'm not always switching screens when I use pen and paper.

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