1. Made by students RBS | program: Mindmeister

2. Source: http://www.mindtools.com/pages/article/newISS_01.htm

3. Made by students RBS | program: Edraw

4. Made by students RBS | program: unknown

5. Made by students RBS | program: Mindjet

6. Source: www.texample.net/tikz/examples/computer-science-mindmap
Program: unknown

7. Made by students RBS | program: Freemind

8. Source: www.matchware.com/en/templates/mind-map-swot-analysis.php
Program: Mindview

9. Made by students RBS
Program: unknown

10. Made by students RBS | program: iMindmap

11. Source: www.biggerplate.com/mindmaps/ullfnZlE/the-lean-startup-vision
Program: Mindjet Mindmanager

12. Made by students RBS | program: Omnigraffle Pro

13. Made by students RBS | program: Google Drawing

14. 1st visual map?
A famous diagram is the Mindmap, a visual
map with branches. It conveys information in a
specific way: categorization.
Visual diagrams as such are not new. They are
around for centuries, dating back to Porphyry
of Tyros, a philosopher who visualized the
categories of Aristotle (see illustration).
source: Wikipedia & Bact.cc

15. Categorization
Tips for drawing mindmaps:
• use single words or simple phrases
• use a font that is pleasant to read.
• use different colors to separate topics.
• use symbols, images and icons
• using cross-linkages between related
topics
source: Edraw

16. Shape & form
Tips for drawing mindmaps:
• use single words or simple phrases
• use a font that is pleasant to read.
• use different colors to separate topics.
• use symbols, images and icons
• using cross-linkages between related
topics
source: Edraw