Mind map
🗒️ Description
It is a note taking method for better brain engagement. When making a mind map, we engage not only the left, but also the right hemisphere of the brain, use spatial memory, build a system of associations, making it easier and faster to remember information and later reproduce it from memory.
Creating a mind map (mind map) is to jot down a certain topic using arrows or lines connected to each other and the resulting keywords that we extract from a text or lecture. A note made in this way has a radial structure that maps a sequence of associations starting from a central keyword.
🔗 Links
Anchor links to any of the individual topics within the more extensive informational article.
🧩Features:
Mind maps are visually appealing, catch the eye, and are easy to remember, so you can use them during:
- learning,
- reading (books, articles), but also writing texts,
- planning and setting strategies and goals (anything),
- noting the development of your ideas/projects,
- presenting your ideas, an issue,
- brainstorming (both individual and group),
- taking notes during a staff meeting, training.
📖 Further reading
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