I find iThoughts much cleaner and more intuitive to use than iMindMap and it has lots of more useful and rather nice features. Unfortunately, it is still only available for the iPhone and iPad but I am sure it won’t be long before he produces a desktop version. It is iThoughts which has been produced by a UK-based developer, Craig Scott.
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Both versions work well and are about to be upgraded to version 5, which promises even more features.īut I have now discovered some software which I believe is vastly superior to any other I have tried. I still use it on my Mac at home as well as my PC at work. Up to now my favourite was one called iMindMap. There are now several different software packages to choose from, ranging from free open source programmes like FreeMind, to commercial packages such as MindManager, NovaMind and MindView. I use mind mapping in many different ways, from preparing outlines for presentations and plans for an event, to developing stories before I write them and even for taking notes at a meeting. It is also much easier to move ideas around and to keep building on them. But today there are some powerful computer programmes available which not only do the drawing for you but which also make the whole process more fun. I first began simple mind mapping by drawing bubbles with words in them on a piece of paper and then joining them up. You start with a central idea and then add branches to it as your thoughts develop. Most people who have tried mind mapping agree that it is a wonderful way to organise thoughts and to make connections between ideas.
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