Abstract: Two learning tools: mind maps and concept map
When finishing notes, lengthy text descriptions often difficult to quickly capture the overall concept. Search on the web a bit and found two useful tools to help organize your thoughts and learning experiences. FreeMind is used to draw a mind map (Mindmap) and the other is IHMC CmapTools painting concept map, two tools are free to use, user interface and support for multiple languages (including Chinese). Both mental and conceptual FIGS first glance seems somewhat like FIG, they each case its application. Compare the following two graphs:
Figure 1: MSF spokesperson with the support of the masses concept map
FIG 2: MSF v4 FIG Mind
These two plans are when I read "Microsoft Solutions Framework Essentials", in order to help you to remember and to clarify the overall concept and painting. 1 reason is in English, because FreeMind can not enter Chinese (although its interface supports Chinese display). After I found just to inspect the back and review these figures, than to see those dense, blue-black line painted red notes to be much faster. If you still can not call that Figure memories, but also know which topics should further review.
Another free tool to draw a mind map: View Your Mind painted map look better than some FreeMind, and can be inserted into any small icon, but does not seem to support Chinese input (switch to Chinese input method, even letters can not be entered) .
While tools can be modified at any time, automatic layout, font appearance, etc., but if you use a computer drawing light for enhance memory effect was not well than to draw by hand. The best is to use freehand, when if necessary to share with others, then tool to draw Mimi pattern. Another drawback of the tool is not as freehand free to add their own creative illustrations - although I painted look good :)
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