Hand Drawn Mind Maps for Communication

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Note from Derek: I will be continually refining this page as time goes on (this week I am heading to a three-day retreat, so I don't have time to scan and upload the mindmaps until the weekend or next week, for example). Also, Justin, please add to this based on your map of our session's notes. Thanks!

Principles There are four key principles of mind mapping. 1. Topic at center 2. Everything is connected 3. Underline all words 4. Use color

Personal Practices 1. Put a date on every mindmap ...

General Reasons to Use Mindmaps ...

Specific Reasons to Hand-Draw Mindmaps 1. Networking 2. Unique 3. Personal ...

Cognitive Psychology ...

Group Discussion ...

AONW 2010 Session Mindmaps I was asked to scan and upload mindmaps for all the sessions I attended. I will do this and upload to the respective session notes, and link them from here.

Note from Cyndy (attendee) Derek mentioned a book called "The Brain Book" by Peter Russell You can find that here: http://www.amazon.com/Brain-Book-Know-Your-Mind/dp/0415034558/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1265932355&sr=8-1

and for those of you more interested in price than the condition of book, here: http://www.abebooks.com/servlet/SearchResults?isbn=0415034558&sts=t&x=51&y=16