Minds Maps
Making a mind map is a great way to organise your thoughts more productively. By using mind maps you can quickly identify and understand the structure of a subject. You can record additional facts contained in normal notes. Mind maps help store information in a format that your mind finds easy to recap and review. Mind maps are more compact because of its two dimensional format, it’s much more resourceful than conventional notes. They usually take up to one page. This brainstorm helps generate new ideas; you can easily interrupt the mind map structure if you find out more information. Mind Maps can be used to breakdown large sources of information into manageable chunks so you can plan more effectively without getting overwhelmed. They show the relative importance of individual points and how points relate to each other.
Evaluation
By presenting my research of mind maps I was able to give my partner and also myself insightful information that would easy to review in the future without my notes. The information found on mindtools.com made me aware of all the key points and its benefits to the user. I broke down the original information on the site and summarised it which tested my skills to see if i was able to categorise all the points correctly. The visual structure of the Mind map makes it easy for the viewer and myself which individual points are important by either the size or colour and how the points relate to each other whether that be with indicating arrows or lines.
According o my partner I successfully presented good communication, clear vocal and projected presentation and a clear understanding of my information. I could improve my presentation by being more confident and more engaging. And to also ensure the listener understands by using more eye contact and comfortable gestures to make myself and the listener at ease.
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