Mind mapping

Introduction

I chose the topic mind mapping. I did so because I found it relevant to explain or  understand a term better than just reviewing. Mind mapping itself is a term that  explains about the idea which and when generated can be formed immediately to  think further. It helps to uncomplicate things which later can cause a bit  problematic in any field.

Definition

A mind map is an easy way to brainstorm thoughts organically without worrying  about order and structure. It allows one to visually structure one’s ideas to help  with the analysis and also to recall. A mind map can be used as a simplified  content management system. It allows a person to store all data in centralized  location to stay organized.

A mind map is a diagram for representing tasks, words, concepts or items linked to  and arranged around a central concept or subject using a non linear graphical  layout that allows a user to build an intuitive framework around a central concept.  A mind map can turn a long list of monotonous information into a colorful,  memorable and highly organized diagram that works in line with one’s brain’s  natural way of doing things.

Why is it relevant for me?

Mind mapping is relevant for me because it is used to help plan and organize  thinking before we start writing or get stuck into a project. It is useful in my case  because we can use the technique to develop all our ideas and see where they relate  to each other before deciding the best way to go about task at hand. In its simplest  form, a mind map is a collection of ideas that have been put into the format of a  visual diagram. Starting with a central idea or topic in the middle of the map,  branches radiate from the center containing further themes and concepts to be

explored – typically in the form of words, short phrases and images. And thus, this  gives mind maps a natural organizations structure.

