Monday, June 13, 2005
Online Presentations and Mindmapping...
A few weeks ago, I wrote about my love of Mind Mapping, a technique where you associate and organize your concepts graphically, instead of in a typical linear fashion. Mind mapping can help you create new and more interesting combinations of ideas, and can serve as a great creative exercise. Mind maps can also become great presentations all by themselves.
Here's a wonderful example created by cartoonist Scott McCloud. Instead of writing an article, giving a PowerPoint Presentation, or even creating a linear online cartoon, Mr. McCloud creates an engaging flow-chart of his ideas and narrative; punctuating his thoughts with expressive graphics and whimsical pauses.
I Can't Stop Thinking! #6
Let me ask you this: for you next presentation, how can you use elements of the mind mapping style to let your audience more fully absorb your rich ideas? ¶ 6/13/2005 08:21:00 AM
A few weeks ago, I wrote about my love of Mind Mapping, a technique where you associate and organize your concepts graphically, instead of in a typical linear fashion. Mind mapping can help you create new and more interesting combinations of ideas, and can serve as a great creative exercise. Mind maps can also become great presentations all by themselves.
Here's a wonderful example created by cartoonist Scott McCloud. Instead of writing an article, giving a PowerPoint Presentation, or even creating a linear online cartoon, Mr. McCloud creates an engaging flow-chart of his ideas and narrative; punctuating his thoughts with expressive graphics and whimsical pauses.
I Can't Stop Thinking! #6
Let me ask you this: for you next presentation, how can you use elements of the mind mapping style to let your audience more fully absorb your rich ideas? ¶ 6/13/2005 08:21:00 AM
