How To Create Great Mind Maps
by Thomas Mayerhofer
1. Why use mind mapping?
2. How to mind map
2.1. Getting Started
2.2. Notes / Links / Tasks
2.3. Themes
2.4. Drag and Drop
2.4.1. View Attachements
2.5. Click on the symbols to view
2.5.1. videos
2.5.2. notes
2.6. Collaboration
2.7. History View
2.8. Mobile
3. Notes with one click
4. Automatic links
5. Quickly assign tasks
6. Who did what and when
7. Real-time collaboration and brainstorming
7.1. Share
7.2. Link Share
7.3. Chat
7.4. Revision Change
8. Working on mind maps part 1
8.1. Switching maps
8.2. Viewing multiple maps
9. Working on mind maps part 2
9.1. Cut / Copy / Past Data
9.2. Creating New Nodes from Existing Maps
10. Help center
11. Mind Mapping in Education
11.1. Lesson Plans
11.2. Presentations
11.3. Assignments
11.3.1. History View
11.4. Group Collaboration
11.5. Essay Writing
11.5.1. Outlining