Updated iPhone and iPad apps
In the latest update to our iOS apps we’ve included more options for exporting your mind maps to your favorite installed apps, added support for displaying boundaries, updated and refreshed the UI, and fixed a few elusive bugs on the way. You can download the app today from the Apple Store, or if you already have it installed … Continue reading
2013 User Survey Results
Last month we conducted a user survey and we’d like to say a big thank you to everyone who took part. There was an unbelievable 7,528 responses to the survey giving us a huge amount of data to digest. We won’t go through all of the results in this post, but the standout and the most interesting … Continue reading
MindMeisters Education Webcasts
In April we hosted three education webcasts on Google+ Hangouts as part of Google’s Edu on Air series. If you didn’t get to see them first time around you can watch them below or visit our YouTube channel. 1. Mind Mapping in the Classroom Edu On Air Hangout focusing on mind mapping uses in the classroom: … Continue reading
Quick Tip: Link and Organize Your Mind Maps
Sometimes when creating a plan in a mind map it can grow quite fast and get a bit complex. In MindMeister you can quickly turn a large subtopic, with lots of ideas, into its own mind map. You can automatically generate a link to the new map and a back link to the original. The original … Continue reading
Google+ Edu on Air: Mind Mapping in Education Webcasts
Are you involved in education? Whether you’re a student, teacher, IT admin or a school leader we’ve some interesting webcasts for you on Google Hangouts. MindMeister is hosting three webcasts in April covering multiple topics on mind mapping in education. For anyone not familiar with Google Hangouts, it’s a new video chat room in Google+. … Continue reading