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Learn how to skyrocket productivity, memory, organization and creativity using the power of mind mapping.

What you'll learn

Understand how to use mind mapping to boost productivilty

Understand the potential power of mind mapping

Understand how to mind map effectively

Understand the history and roots of mind mapping

Understand the science behind the effectiveness of mind mapping

Install the different versions of Xmind

Start a new Xmind project

Navigate around and use the menu functions of Xmind

Add information quickly and accurately to your mind map

Add links, hyperlinks, attachments images, clipart, lines, groups,summaries and notes

Change the look and feel of your mind map quickly using themes and styles

Drill down into subjects, link sheets and workbooks

Export and share your mind maps to other applications and collegues

Customize Xmind using templates and fastkeys

Use the different productivity tools in Xmind - project planning, Gantt charts, org chats, SWOT analysis etc

Requirements

No previous knowledge is required

Students should have access to a PC or Mac to run the software

Description

Document your thoughts like a genius. So why the title? Well, take a close look at people we regard as ‘genius’ characters over the centuries. The way they documented their thoughts, took notes, drew and sketched for inspiration and the format they chose when putting pen to paper had a remarkable similarity to what we now call ‘mind mapping’. Doodles, sketches, linking-lines, pictures, images, groupings, relationships; big picture and fine detail. There was less color than the classic modern day mind map, but crayons and felt tip pens were hard to come by, so the humble quill had to sufice. This course is about mind mapping - a slightly more formalised and researched form of note taking, that has huge benefits over traditional note taking or thought documenting techniques. Mind mapping is being adopted in schools and universities by thousands of students who find this method of note-taking to be amazingly easy and beneficial. These same students take mind mapping into their professional lives to organize, memorize, manage and communicate. Mind mapping is extremely fast , very intuitive and amazingly easy to re-visit and understand. Mind mapping can be used by anyone who, at any point in their daily lives, needs to make a plan, take clear and readable notes, or explain concepts or projects to others - everyone including C level executives, management consultants, project managers, eeers, writers, poets, students, designers, teachers, stay at home moms or dads. The uses for mind maps are only limited by imagination itself. Imagine documenting one of Shakespeare's plays - the plots, sub plots, characters, major and minor - the relationship between the characters within the play and even with characters in other of the bards plays. Maybe the relevance of the storyline to a particular in the life of Shakespeare. To document all this information in a word document for example, might end up as a book in itself. Imagine having all this information on a single sheet, radiating out from a single central topic (i.e the name of the play) - all the information at a glance - imagine using this as the tool to explain every facet of the play to a class of students for example. Mind maps have awesome power to map, distill and convey information, and explain relationships and ideas in a way the written word cannot. We are visual beings, and a good mindmap gives us an instant picture which is far easier to understand and remember than any other method. This course covers the theory and principles of mind mapping and then gives you an in depth look into the fantastic market leading mind mapping software XMind. The course consists of five hours of video tutorial and supplementary materials and the occasional quiz. Depending on your commitments, the course can be completed anywhere between a day and a few weeks.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction to this course

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Who am I

Lecture 3 What you will learn on this course

Lecture 4 XMind versions

Section 2: What is Mind Mapping

Lecture 5 The history of mind mapping

Lecture 6 Concepts and Principles

Lecture 7 Hardcopy mind map vs Software methods

Lecture 8 Mind mapping software ... an overview.

Lecture 9 What is mind mapping - resources

Section 3: Why Mind Map

Lecture 10 The benefits of mind mapping

Lecture 11 How and why mind mapping works

Lecture 12 Why Mind Map - resources

Section 4: Installation and setup of Xmind

Lecture 13 Installing Xmind

Lecture 14 Installing Xmind - resources

Section 5: XMind - The fundamentals

Lecture 15 New mindmap, entering ideas and brainstog

Lecture 16 Navigating your way

Lecture 17 Fundamentals - Activity

Section 6: Enriching your mind map

Lecture 18 Inserting features 1 - Images, Summaries, Boundaries, Relationships

Lecture 19 Inserting features 2 - Notes, Labels, Audio Notes

Lecture 20 Inserting features 3 - Attachments & Hyperlinks

Lecture 21 Inserting features 4 - The Matrix table

Lecture 22 The Gantt chart

Lecture 23 Enriching your mind maps - Activity

Section 7: Look & Feel

Lecture 24 Properties

Lecture 25 Styles

Lecture 26 Themes

Lecture 27 Look & Feel - Activity

Section 8: Expanding your mind maps

Lecture 28 Drilling down

Lecture 29 Finding and Filtering

Lecture 30 Expanding your mind maps - Activity

Section 9: Exporting and sharing mind maps

Lecture 31 Sharing with other applications

Lecture 32 Sharing Xmind maps with others

Lecture 33 Export and share - Activity

Section 10: Customization

Lecture 34 Preferences & speed keys

Section 11: Templates

Lecture 35 Bundled templates & productivity tools

Lecture 36 Create you own Xmind templates

Lecture 37 Templates - Activity

Section 12: XMind 7 - the new version

Lecture 38 Xmind7 - Section intro

Lecture 39 Xmind7 - User interface and Navigation

Lecture 40 Xmind7 - Improvements

Lecture 41 XMind 7 - New features

Lecture 42 XMind7 - Resources

Section 13: Final thoughts

Lecture 43 In conclusion

Lecture 44 Credits

Anyone who has to conceptualize, organise and plan - personally or professionally,Anyone who finds it challeg to organise files, documents, links, images for a project or task,Xmind is great for organising - from corporate takeover, video production to wedding or kids party,Anyone who wants to take clear but detailed notes of thoughts, ideas, concepts,Anyone who needs to plan a presentation, write a book, write a song, plan an event

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