​Mind Mapping
 LEARN
Use Mind Mapping when:
  • Listening to a lecture (live or on video)
  • Reviewing a PowerPoint presentation
  • Watching a video
  • Reading a text
  • Brainstorming ideas
  • Planning for an essay
  • Collecting together material from multiple sources

Mind Maps are good for:
  • Showing how different categories of information relate to each other
  • Visual learners
How to Make Mind Maps: Visualize Your Ideas for Better Brainstorming
 EXAMPLES
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Source: FOCUS: The Creativity and Productivity Blog. https://www.mindmeister.com
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Source: Medium, Rebecca Thering.
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Source: FOCUS: The Creativity and Productivity Blog. https://www.mindmeister.com
 PRACTICE
Watch the video in full.

As you watch the video a second time, create a mind map reflecting your learning. Pause the video as you work.

​Finally, add a brief, 1 sentence Summary​.
 REFLECT
On a scale of 1 (yuck) to 4 (yay), rate how effective this strategy was for you.

Explain why or why not you liked Mind Mapping​.