I study literature, which is a subject where brainstorming and connections are very important. So mind-mapping really helps. I have been encouraging students to use mind mapping when brianstorming essays, it helps focus and organize their thoughts before puttig them down on paper in essay format. Love your videos!
Great video! For some reason no matter how many videos I watched on mind mapping I still wasn't getting the idea until I watched yours. Now I can't stop making them! Thanks for the great explanations and examples!
Great, I saw one of our senior leaders doing this during a workshop and then looked about my frantically scribbled notes. I thought, 'I've got to learn that', and know I have! Many thanks.
Once again, great video. It had been ages since I've attempted mind mapping, and sometimes I just need to be reminded of its simplicity once I start to actually use it. Probably the more challenging thing, asides from actually making this part of my regular note-taking schema (at least I can digitally store them) is that of colors and keeping them straight during real-time note taking. I'm definitely going to watch this video again; many thanks!
Yeah I too find that I often just need a reminder that a thing or an idea exists to start putting it into practice again. Regarding color, I'm becoming a fan of a three-color approach: black for imagery, strong color for words, and then a lighter helper color for accenting. Let me know how you end up using color for your real-time note taking!
I was introduced to this type of note taking many years ago. I don't always use it- but do when I want to capture the ideas and not necessarily the details of what is being talked about. It's also great for working thru the pros and cons to make a decision or evaluate multiple options. Great video- now I have something to show others so when they look at my notes and say I'm weird. LOL
In the 1970s Tony Buzan did a series on BBC called "Use Your Head" and though I was too young to watch it - before I went to University I read his book with the same name and it showed mind mapping (I think he even holds mind map as a trademark in some contexts) - so my entire first three years of my degree in Chemistry (specialising in Quantum Chemistry) was done in mind maps. The last year - like a Masters research year was mostly computer programming and finding mistakes in published papers - not my greatest achievement.
maybe you can do a video on the difference between mind mind maps and concept maps...I recently finished a Udemy course on Udemy about mind mappings by Harry Mapp and I got the impression that they are different...I don't know if that is a matter of opinion or fact, but I'd like to know what you think as you seem to be the authority on visual note taking on youtube (there is no one else offering decent information, but you)
My problem with mind mapping is layout... I map out my sub topics and add details+examples to each sub topic before I move to the other sub, resulting in me running out of enough space... and then I'll have to remake the map again... makes me loose focus and waste a lot of time TT
Totally disagree! The biggest part of mind mapping is to just get all the ideas out so you can visually see connections. From there, you have all kinds of potential. One of my favorite styles is to put all of your "Ideas" on post-its and then those can be easily rearranged. I do it all the time.
Disappointed you have not fixed the closed captioning to include proper grammar in your transcripts. As an educator, I would like to use your video but can't now do to not meeting ADA compliance.
Wat happened to your hands did u get in a fight??!!
I did. With a rock. I lost. Hiking fail.
If he got into a fight and got hands like that, the other guy should be dead or something :P
you could have put some bandaid, its a bit distracting
Sagen Sagita It's not his fault that you're easily distracted
Lol. This is the only reason I came to the comment section 😂
I study literature, which is a subject where brainstorming and connections are very important. So mind-mapping really helps. I have been encouraging students to use mind mapping when brianstorming essays, it helps focus and organize their thoughts before puttig them down on paper in essay format. Love your videos!
Yes! I wish I had started using mind maps earlier - they might be my favorite visual thinking tool.
I learned more about physics in 10 minutes with this method than in the 10 months prior, awesome stuff
Great video! For some reason no matter how many videos I watched on mind mapping I still wasn't getting the idea until I watched yours. Now I can't stop making them! Thanks for the great explanations and examples!
Great, I saw one of our senior leaders doing this during a workshop and then looked about my frantically scribbled notes. I thought, 'I've got to learn that', and know I have! Many thanks.
Please make a video of you mind mapping a talk in real time so we can see an example of it. Although this video is wonderfully explained. Thank you!
Once again, great video. It had been ages since I've attempted mind mapping, and sometimes I just need to be reminded of its simplicity once I start to actually use it. Probably the more challenging thing, asides from actually making this part of my regular note-taking schema (at least I can digitally store them) is that of colors and keeping them straight during real-time note taking. I'm definitely going to watch this video again; many thanks!
Yeah I too find that I often just need a reminder that a thing or an idea exists to start putting it into practice again. Regarding color, I'm becoming a fan of a three-color approach: black for imagery, strong color for words, and then a lighter helper color for accenting. Let me know how you end up using color for your real-time note taking!
I was introduced to this type of note taking many years ago. I don't always use it- but do when I want to capture the ideas and not necessarily the details of what is being talked about. It's also great for working thru the pros and cons to make a decision or evaluate multiple options. Great video- now I have something to show others so when they look at my notes and say I'm weird. LOL
I am VERY much a visual learner and I've just started college, I can see this coming in handy for me! Thank u :-)
I enjoyed this, I've been a big fan of mind-mapping. You've just shown me a simple way to create clean maps on my Ipad.
In the 1970s Tony Buzan did a series on BBC called "Use Your Head" and though I was too young to watch it - before I went to University I read his book with the same name and it showed mind mapping (I think he even holds mind map as a trademark in some contexts) - so my entire first three years of my degree in Chemistry (specialising in Quantum Chemistry) was done in mind maps. The last year - like a Masters research year was mostly computer programming and finding mistakes in published papers - not my greatest achievement.
Thank you. Well done and very helpful.
Thank you for your great video. I will use this in my class!!
Love from Japan.
I feel like I want to get one one those multicolored pens they sell at the dollar tree.
I know you've heard it a thoudsand times, but this is very informative and helpful. Thank you so much!!!!
Many Thanks!
Also wondering about the knuckles! Ouch!!! Great video
I Love your Video!!!! Thank you for sharing this knowledge!! 💝💝
❤️ Mind Mapping ဟာ Traditional Notes Taking ထက်စာရင် Brain System ကို Support ပေးပါတယ်... 😇😇😇😇😇
Great clip
maybe you can do a video on the difference between mind mind maps and concept maps...I recently finished a Udemy course on Udemy about mind mappings by Harry Mapp and I got the impression that they are different...I don't know if that is a matter of opinion or fact, but I'd like to know what you think as you seem to be the authority on visual note taking on youtube (there is no one else offering decent information, but you)
Thanks
Great idea! I'm curious to explore the difference myself - my guess is they're mostly similar, just developed by different folks at different times.
My problem with mind mapping is layout... I map out my sub topics and add details+examples to each sub topic before I move to the other sub, resulting in me running out of enough space... and then I'll have to remake the map again... makes me loose focus and waste a lot of time TT
How to be committed and be patient with the process??
please answer
how would you use this in a mathematics class?
Hi, I don't see the use for mindmapping on paper. IMHO you loose the big advantage of re-arranging the nodes after brainstorming, right?
Totally disagree! The biggest part of mind mapping is to just get all the ideas out so you can visually see connections. From there, you have all kinds of potential. One of my favorite styles is to put all of your "Ideas" on post-its and then those can be easily rearranged. I do it all the time.
Great Video, very helpful, but please do mind your hand whilst filming so up close.. please use some hand balm.
Your a Virgo!
Disappointed you have not fixed the closed captioning to include proper grammar in your transcripts. As an educator, I would like to use your video but can't now do to not meeting ADA compliance.
Cyndie Osborne 🤡
watched this about 6 months ago.
What happened to your hand? Did you hit something?😮... thank for this video tho
*thanks
This is a result of way too much mind mapping. :) Just be careful!
I cant focus because of your hand 😨
Tell me why my health teacher thinks I’m gonna retain any of this
Hello school people
Omg, what tf happened to ur hand?
What an annoying speaker, it’s like he has a full stop after every word.
I like that he doesn’t talk so fast as some do. He says words clearly and I have time to process what he says.