A few weeks back I wrote about a nifty little note taking technique called sketch noting. Unlike mind mapping, sketch notes are made in a linear form as they’re best done on small notebooks that are easy to carry around.
After writing this post I wanted to condense down some of Mike’s sketch notes into a mind map that I could use as a quick refresher when I’m mind mapping.
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This month has seen some brilliant posts by those in the mind mapping community.
Arjen ter Hoeve has continued posting great content for mind mappers. Last month he outlined the 4 stage process of mind mapping and looked at 5 major mistakes made in mind mapping.
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A few months ago I started posting some mind mapping tips on Twitter with the #mindmaptips hash tag.
Now 6 months on, I wanted to review this form of sharing tips and get some feedback on it.
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A while back I stumbled across a really great note taking technique called sketch notes. It’s a form of note taking that I first seen being used by Mike Rohde.
Unlike mind mapping, sketch noting still flows in a linear form but consists of varying sizes of text, images and symbols. Mike has been crafting his own style of sketch notes that lets him take more visual notes when at conferences and talks. Now Mike gets hired by conference organisers to produce sketch notes for them!
So how can sketch notes help you in mind mapping?
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I’m going to let you into a little secret. Mind mapping isn’t for everyone.
If your a mind mapping fan and think this is a terrible thing to hear then just compose yourself for a minute and listen why.
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It’s been a busy month in the mind mapping community, with lots of insightful and helpful articles, but we open this months post with news of a new blog in the mind mapping community. Mind Maps Unleashed is a new blog from mind mapping trainer Arjen ter Hoeve.
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