This software also has an image library to encourage the use of images with keywords to reinforce the main and supporting themes and ideas within the mind map.’ ![]() Remind students to just use one key word per branch and block or capital letters (esp if you’re working with them on manual mind maps) give better presentation. It offers a range of central images, the branches are coloured and organic – thick at the base and then flow in a natural way that attracts the eye and thus the brain. I’d suggest you and other staff have a play with the trial version. It’s free for school use and while you download it as a 7 day trial it automatically defaults to the basic software version for permanent use after the 7 days. ’Have a look at Buzan’s newly released iMindMap V5. Here’s a video that shows you how to mindmap in under 2 minutes! Tony Buzan Mindmaps have been around for quite a while, but they are a great visual tool for organising thinking, a rather important part of the curriculum (she’s says tongue in cheek). ![]() Narelle, on the Teacher/Librarian listserv I belong to, shared this free resource.
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