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Software for mindmapping and
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Vic's compendium of software that supports knowledge management and information organisation in graphical form. Includes mind mappers, concept mappers, outliners, hierarchical organisers, KM support and knowledge browsers, 2D and 3D.More...










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From:  University of Michigan, licenced to GoKnow, Inc.   Product:  PicoMap    Added:  2002-02-27
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What they say:  " PiCoMap is a comprehensive program for secondary education that allows students to create, share, and explore concept maps on their Palm OS. This program allows its users to create a center node and relate multiple nodes to create elaborate concept maps. PiCoMap also gives the options of beaming to other students, the teacher, printing directly with the infrared port, syncing with a desktop computer, or posting to the web"
Observations:  Concept Mapping software on hand-held devices. Licenced to GoKnow. See ''Handheld Learning Environment''
Where:  http://www.goknow.com/Products/PiCoMap/
OS: Palm, Windows Mobile
Price:  call
Categories: concept maps
 
From:  University of Pittsburgh, Decision Systems Laboratory   Product:  GeNIe    Added:  2008-09-15
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Screenshot mind mapping software GeNIe     Screenshot mind mapping software GeNIe     Screenshot mind mapping software GeNIe    
What they say:  " GeNIe is a versatile and user-friendly development environment for graphical decision-theoretic models. It is the Windows user interface to SMILE, a fully portable library of C++ classes implementing graphical decision-theoretic methods (please see separate entry). Both modules, developed at the Decision Systems Laboratory, University of Pittsburgh, have been made available to the community in July 1998 and have several thousand users worldwide."
Observations:  Documentation wiki: http://genie.sis.pitt.edu/wiki/GeNIe_Documentation
Where:  http://genie.sis.pitt.edu/
OS: Linux, Mac, Windows
Price:  Free
Categories: belief networks, decision diagrams, influence diagrams
 
From:  University of Pittsburgh, Decision Systems Laboratory   Product:  SMILE    Added:  2008-09-15
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What they say:  " SMILE (Structural Modeling, Inference, and Learning Engine) is a fully portable library of C++ classes implementing graphical decision-theoretic methods, such as Bayesian net-works and influence diagrams, directly amenable to inclusion in intelligent systems. Its Windows user interface is GeNIe - please see separate entry."
Observations:  Documentation wiki: http://genie.sis.pitt.edu/wiki/SMILE_Documentation
Where:  http://genie.sis.pitt.edu/
OS: Linux, Mac, Windows
Price:  Free
Categories: development platform
 
Articles
Basic introduction to mindmapping

I didn't see why this shouldn't work all the year round. No need to wait for the New Year - here it is.   [Vic]

Mindmapping for the quick-witted

This is a good, quick description of what mindmapping is, when applied to its use for note taking. It’s a little short on specifics and examples, so you’ll have to browse further on mind-mapping.org for those.   [Vic]

Vegetable or royalty – take your pick with mindmapping

Whether you have vegetable or royal aspirations, I can confirm that you'll find mindmapping a great way of calming yourself down when you have many calls on your time, ideas buzzing round your head and objectives to meet. But it must fit your own personal style of thinking, and you must set aside the time to do it! That's how I bust stress, not by mapping out my stressful times. But we're all different, and maybe this will work for you.   [Vic]

Mindmapping to plan your life

To each individual reader, mindmap topics don't come much bigger than this -- on the personal level, anyway.   [Vic]

The mindmapping route to project-team building

This piece sets out what seems to me to be a novel use for mindmapping: Staffing a project, functional unit or department. It is a good illustration of the flexibility of the mindmapping approach. I often use mindmapping in drawing up job specifications and candidate profiles, but not quite in the way described here. I think I'll give it a try.   [Vic]


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be, please let me know: Vic at the above domain. If you have questions about mind mapping, concept
mapping or outlining, you can let me know and I'll give it my best shot.