E-learning tools - Mind Map

International Joint Programme Project

Wycliff, Viktorija, Natalija & ChengLatina 2012, Oslo & Akershus University College of Applied Sciences

Mind Map:

A diagram used to represent ideas, tasks, or other items related to a central key word or idea.

Used to generate, visualize, structure, and classify ideas, and as an aid to studying and organizing information, solving problems, making decisions, and writing.

1. Each group (3 members) choose one digital tool you find the most useful;

2. Decide in what purpose and sphere you will use it in many aspects?

3. Represent your ideas on paper.

Exercise #1: Groups Brainstorm

Guidelines to Mind maping

Use multiplecolours

Use images / symbols

Be creative

Emphasis for clarity

Thick lines Vs minor lines Thick lines Vs

minor lines

UPPER CASE FOR SUBJECT /KEY

WORDS

Mind Map for a joint e-learning programme between 3 institutions

1.Create Mind Map by MindMeister; http://www.mindmeister.com/

2. Follow Mind Map guidelines;

3. Post your Mind Map in our blog (LATINA RED).

Exercise #2: Mind Mapping dynamic graph format

Use Mind Map to explain lecture material, prepare lesson plans, etc.

If you are a business or project manager you can use Mind Map for effective brainstorming, creative thinking, decisions taking, preparing to business meeting and presentation, etc.

Using Mind Map you can improve the way you take notes, memorize, make illustrations to your course papers etc.

Use Mind Map to introduction to some great tools to use in the library or classroom.

You can use Mind Map mostly everywhere!

Individual Brain Storm

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Group brain storm

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