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MIND MAPPING PPT

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MIND MAPPING PPT

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  1. MANACY RAMANANSCET KODAKARA

  2. MIND MAPPING • MIND MAPPING is a means of pictorially representing information & exploring new ideas & concepts . • A mind map usually has a central theme which is written prominently or drawn as an image in the center of a blank page. • Major ideas related to the concept are represented by using words , phrases or pictures placed around the central idea ,& connected to it.

  3. USES OF MIND MAPPING • Overviewing • Concentrating • Memorizing • Organizing • Presenting • Training • Thinking • Negotiating • Meetings • Communicating

  4. RULES FOR MIND MAPPING • Start at the center of a blank sheet of paper& place your central idea there. • If possible , use a picture to represent the central idea. • Use color extensively. • Make branching &flowing rather than straight lines • There should be one keyword per line.

  5. Images can be used at all levels of the mind map. • Emphasize important points ,associations& interconnections. • Outlines , colors etc can be used to bracket two separate branches. • Develop your own personal style of mind maps.

  6. ADVANTAGES • Provides a global overview of a concept and its extent/depth. • Relative importance of each keyword is known immediately. • New information can be incorporated easily into the mind map. • Promotes creative thinking due to non-linear structure and visualization. • Helps in concentrating on single ,central idea.

  7. Links disjointed ideas using connections since each in a mind map must be connected to the one before it. • Each mind map is unique and so , helps in memorization/easy recall. • Combined verbal /visual structure appeals to both left & right brain thinkers. • Helps in condensing a large amount of information into a single sheet of paper.

  8. DISADVANTAGES • They can accommodate only a very limited amount of text. • Mind maps are often quite personalized and so , another person might have difficulty in understanding it. • Preparation is often quite time consuming. • Highly logical people may not find mind mapping easy. Active participation is necessary to retrieve information from a mind map.

  9. Active participation is necessary to retrieve information from a mind map. • Types of links made between concepts are limited to simple associations. • Mind mapping may not be suitable for new subjects . • Difficult to allocate space to sub catagories in the beginning. • Linear note taking is most similar to spoken language .So it is not easy to visually represent verbal information.

  10. FORCED CONNECTIONS • Forced connections or forced association is an entertaining and radical way of generating new ideas. • Forced connections helps individuals and groups to break out of the limiting thought patterns that we may get fixed with. • Helps to overcome the disadvantage of group thinking which may occur during brainstorming in groups.

  11. WORD,PICTURE OR OBJECT Select one or more random stimuli DEFINE THE PROBLEM List its features Identify its function/purpose Find associations Make a forced connection with problem Look for solutions

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