1. Mind Mapping Aleksejs Busarovs busarov@am.lv
Mind Mapping
Aleksejs Busarovs

2. What Is a Mind Map?

3. Mind Maping Guidelines
Start with Theme
Mind Maping Guidelines
Depth
Put down everything
Improve flexible thinking
Encourages Spontaneity
Non-judging
Hitchhike
All ideas
Overcome blocks
Free-wheel
Silly

4. Mind Maping Guidelines
See details
Big picture
Focus
Start with Theme
Mind Maping Guidelines
Depth
Put down everything
Improve flexible thinking
Encourages Spontaneity
Non-judging
Hitchhike
All ideas
Overcome blocks
Free-wheel
Silly

5. Mind Maping Guidelines
Minimum
See details
Big picture
Print
Focus
Use keywords
Start with Theme
Related Ideas
Branch out
Mind Maping Guidelines
Connect
Free associate
Depth
Put down everything
Improve flexible thinking
Encourages Spontaneity
Non-judging
Hitchhike
All ideas
Overcome blocks
Free-wheel
Silly

6. Mind Maping Guidelines
Minimum
See details
Big picture
Have fun!
Use symbols
Print
Use colors
Focus
Activate whole brain
Use keywords
Start with Theme
Be creative
Graphics
Related ideas
Branch out
Draw pictures
Mind Maping Guidelines
Connect
Free associate
Depth
Put down everything
Improve flexible thinking
Encourages Spontaneity
Non-judging
Hitchhike
All ideas
Overcome blocks
Free-wheel
Silly

7. Mind Maping Guidelines
Minimum
See details
Big picture
Have fun!
Use symbols
Print
Use colors
Focus
Activate whole brain
Use keywords
Start with Theme
Be creative
Graphics
Related ideas
Branch out
Redraw
Draw pictures
Add new
Mind Maping Guidelines
Connect
Free associate
Constantly review
Depth
Put down everything
Revise
Improve flexible thinking
Look for gaps
Encourages Spontaneity
Organize
Non-judging
Hitchhike
All ideas
Clusters
Overcome blocks
See patterns
Free-wheel
Organize into themes
Compare concepts
Silly

8. Let’s Mind Map?

10. Cluster

11. Revise

12.
Group Mind Maps

13.
Moving Mind Maps

14. Picasso’s technique

15. Collect as much material as you can about your problem.
Read through all material as rapidly as you can in one sitting until you are “filled” with your subject.
Ask yourself, what your Mind Map means. What have you uncovered that you didn’t know was there? Do you notice any patterns? What do they suggest? What solutions pop into your head?
Guernica
Start from arbitrary theme and Mind Map.
Refashion your map as your thoughts and topic change.

16.
Lotus Blossom

18. Write a single word or short phrase that identifies your subject.
System Mapping
Things that influence a company.
Things that influence a customer.
Things that influence a environment.
Write a single word or short phrase that identifies your subject.
Identify major components.
Identify the influence on each component.
Identify and link important factors for each influence.
Prioritize influence and factors.
Analyze the major impact items.
Brainstorm.

19. System Mapping

21. Revise and compare

22. Recommended literature

23. most photos from Flickr
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