Anucha Somabut, Ph.D.

1. How to Mind Map
for Study Success
Anucha Somabut, Ph.D.

3. Maps:
defined
generally as a
representation
of the whole or a
part of an area…
They visualize
arrangements,
distribution, or
sequences…

4. Mind Map
Mind maps refer
to hand-drawn
diagrams that
represent words,
ideas, tasks, or
other items
linked to and
arranged around
a central key
word or idea.

5. MindManager
Maps
MindManager
and other
software based
maps are
interactive
diagrams that
represent ideas, concepts and data,
created by one or more people and/or
systems, linked around a central
theme.

6. Mind maps (or similar concepts) have been used for centuries i
learning, brainstorming, memory, visual thinking, and problem
by educators, engineers, psychologists, and others.

18. Use size to
show impact

19. Lines between topics
reinforce associations

20. Images engage your mind!

21. The only
‘rule’ to
follow is
‘break the
rules and do
what works
for YOU!’

22. Drawing Maps: Versatility

24. Uses
• Organizing Learning Information
– Information from different sources can be
compiled on a single page
• Brainstorming
– Group
– Individual

25. Uses
• Daily Schedule of Tasks
– Tasks to be done at certain times of the day can be
placed on a map like similar to points of a clock
• Motivational Tool
– Start picturing the project and its end result

26. Software Maps: Power & Reach

38. Proprietary software
• Buzan's iMindMap
Buzan Online Ltd
• MindManager
Mindjet
• MindMapper
SimTech Systems
• MindView
MatchWare
• XMind Pro
XMind Ltd.