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Tag Archives: Mindmapping
MindMeister makes connecting to the cloud even easier
In previous posts, I’ve mentioned the online Mindmapping tool MindMeister. The developer continues to update his product, recently adding Google Gears capability – allowing MindMeister to be taken offline – among other things. The most recent developments are tied to … Continue reading
Posted in Collaboration, web2.0
Tagged brainstorming, cloud+computing, iGoogle, Mindmapping, MindMeister
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MindMeister updated
Image via Wikipedia MindMeister, an online mind mapping tool I wrote about a while back, has recently been updated. Some highlights: New Features: Links on ideas (URL and email links, links to other maps and nodes) Note and link previews … Continue reading
Posted in web2.0
Tagged Ajax, brainstorming, Mind map, mind mapping, Mindmapping, MindMeister, Online Applications
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Mindomo: Yet another online Mind Mapping tool (from Europe)
I’m not sure what it is with the Europeans, but they seem to be obsessed with Mind Mapping. I just wrote about MindMeister, an excellent online mind mapping tool that is in private beta at the moment (I’ve still got … Continue reading
Posted in web2.0
Tagged brainstorming, FreeMind, mind mapping, MindJet, MindManager, Mindmapping, MindMeister
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MindMeister beta invitations for anyone who is interested
Last week, I wrote about a great new online mind mapping tool called MindMeister. Well, as it turns out I have 20 beta invitations to hand out. If you are interested, leave a message on this post (remember to put … Continue reading
Mindmapping with FreeMind
I love the concept of mindmapping. I’ve used Mindjet’s MindManager for several years now, and have found it useful for a wide array of situations. MindManager has become a core part of my collaborative presentation technique when I work with … Continue reading
Posted in Productivity
Tagged FreeMind, Java, MindJet, Mindmapping, Mobile Computing, Productivity, USB
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