Forums IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ PhotoReading, Memory Optimizer Mind Maps Scanned

Here is the link:
http://f1.pg.briefcase.yahoo.com/ersqo

Questions or comments. Please post here or email me.

[This message has been edited by Ivan (edited September 27, 2003).]

Wowww!! Fantastic. Thanks so much for posting your maps. I really like how you include so many pics with yor words & how your brances look. I have that fear of not including enough info. I alsonoticedthings that I have been learning lately in one of your maps-- The eyes & learning styles. Ivan, do you have any maps on PhotoReading. Toby

Thank you Toby, I am glad it helped. I do have my mind maps on photoreading, but they are a bit old style, not so many pictures. I will scan them by the end of the week. The "recent" mind maps that i have posted are my most uptodate maps.

[This message has been edited by Ivan (edited September 28, 2003).]

I'm trying to post some of my mindmaps/notes... they are all a bit older - a year or so back.

Just sharing

Kosmik
http://www.isomorphy.com/hiddenpages/mindmaps.html

Nice mind mapping Kosmik.

PLease also share some of your tips with others.

Hi (and thanx),
AlexK posted the following link somewhere:
http://www.jcu.edu.au/studying/services/studyskills/mindmap/index.html

There was also a discussion on MindMapping here a while ago:
http://www.learningstrategies.com/forum/ubb/Forum8/HTML/003873.html (I think I remember seeing you there, Ivan!)

As for tips? Play with it, make a map, redo it, make some elaborate, while others are just lines and words, try using it when just thinking about things, doodling.

I can't remember how I started, I just got hooked.

Kosmik

I enjoyed seeing your maps!! Thanks for sharing, Kosmit. Thanks for the links, Alex K. Toby