Mind Map
- A diagram which make audience to gain better visualization and gain easier understanding on certain subject matter.
- It uses words, ideas, tasks or even other items linked to and it is arranged around a central key word of the subject matter.
- Mind map only consists of key words and also can be added with images to replace long paragraph passage which gain better and faster understanding on the subject matter from the central key word and branches out to smaller subject matter.
- With only key words use, it can triggers our brain to come out with more informatioin in addition of further studies on the subject matter.
There are 2 types of diagram can be created using mind map:
1. Logical mind map
- Logic = Stereotypes
- Logic mind map = Everything is related to the central key word
- Examples of Logical mind map for better understanding.
2. Associate mind map
- Associate = no connection with the key word at central point.
- Subject matter key word Does not have to equal to the function on smaller branches.
- Associate = multi function or multi meaning which no need to related to the central key word.
- Examples of Associate Mind Map for better understanding.
Guidelines:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mind_map
http://www.mind-mapping.co.uk/mind-mapping-definition.htm
References : TONY BUZAN.
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