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5. Brain Functions

6. LEFT Dominance Prof. Roger Sperry (Nobel Prize, 1981) RIGHT Dominance

7. it harnesses our full range of cortical skills - word, image, number, logic, rhythm, colour and spatial awareness and unlocks the potential of the brain. What is a Mind Map ® ? A Mind Map® is a visual representation of a person’s thinking.

8. Example of a Planning Mind Map  : ‘My Travel Plans’ Check boxes are useful. When it's time to execute your plan, they help you keep track of completed tasks. Leave some space for additional ideas you may wish to add later. The Central Image shows clearly that it is about your travel plans. Start drawing these secondary branches only after you have completed the main branches, as they will help you develop these secondary branches. Main branches are the major considerations for your travel plans. Draw these first, before expanding into the other secondary branches. Page 8

9. Example of How to Mind Map  for Meeting Page 9 Agenda items are Main Branch ideas Leave Space for unplanned items Leave more space for items requiring more discussion Attendance: Johnny, sim, Phua, Roise, Peter Absent: Lynn, Keith Date: Draw a small text box to record attendance, absentees & dates.

10. Planning a Days Training by Tony Franklin, Australia

11. Group Brain Storm on ‘Supervisory Management’

12. The 25ft Boeing Mind Map by Dr Mike Stanley Saved Boeing $11,000,000

13. Study of Body Systems

14. Summary of The Mind Map Book by Vanda North

15. Wedding Planning using Mind Maps

16. “Repair”

17. Project Management

18. Example of live project

19. The Road Ahead How 'intelligent agents' and mind-mappers are taking our information democracy to the next stage. “…. a new generation of "mind-mapping" software can also be used as a digital "blank slate" to help connect and synthesize ideas and data — and ultimately create new knowledge. “ It's Happening: Smarter software is turning mere data into real knowledge By Bill Gates Source: Newsweek, Updated: 10:59 a.m. ET Jan. 25, 2006

21. Al Gore’s American Life: A Wide Open Future Al Gore in his office, with his three screen Mac, and what appears to be a Mind Map on the wall. The article talks about his notes and Mind Maps that he uses to write his books and organize his thoughts. Source: Times Magazine

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