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Tony Buzan is the inventor of Mind Maps and The Mind Map Book is the original and best book on how to use them effectively in your own life. Often referred to as 'the Swiss army knife for the brain', Mind Maps are a ground-breaking, note-taking technique that have already revolutionised the lives of many millions of people around the world and taken the educational and business world by storm. This practical full-colour book will transform the way you plan and organise your life. At school they're perfect for taking notes, revising for exams and planning essays; at work they're great for improving your organisational skills, preparing and running meetings and planning strategy; and in your personal life, no matter what you're trying to plan, be it a wedding, a garden or even your own future Mind Maps can help. Discover how Mind Maps can boost your memory, unlock your creativity, improve your concentration, revolutionise how you think and learn. Discover today how Mind Maps can change your life.
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Essential perspective on note taking
7. April 2010
Format:Taschenbuch|Von Amazon bestätigter Kauf
Tony Buzan's book (I read the 2010 BBC Active edition) has been a very actionable book for me. I was feeling at an impasse with committing my plans and thoughts into paper and couldn't place why it took me so long to write so little and why I couldn't remember or get excited for taking notes, even for projects I liked. The book pointed out, correctly in my case, that linear, text-heavy notes don't stimulate a lot of areas in the brain and thus require more repetition to stick. In contrast, less wordy maps that incorporate visual cues (graphics, arrows, font change, colors ...) activate a lot more brain regions and so stick better. As a bonus, adding aesthetics to a map (doodling and embellishing the branches, keywords...) makes it memorable and stimulates further associations, not to mention actually making it fun. And I am no artist by any stretch.
Buzan amply provides up to date reputable research from cognitive psychology to highlight what works for the brain in cognitive tasks such as remembering, keeping flow and analysing. The mind map, he constantly reminds, is supposed to somewhat mirror what the brain is doing when it associates, remembers... Also, the book practices what he preaches and is filled with colors, both in the text and with colorful and picture rich mind maps. His guidelines are well illustrated. The book also gives light in-chapter exercises so that the point is brought home then and there. It is easy to digest with chapters seldom topping 10 pages.
Here and there, Buzan plugs his iMindmap software but the plugs are localized to that chapter for the most part and not very intrusive.
For me chapters 8, on techniques, and 13 on the note taking process as a whole, including how to attack a book in waves and factoring time IN ADVANCE, were gold mines of good ideas. I wish I had this stuff when I was in school. Would have extracted more from those big textbooks. Buzan reminds us that notes are really conversations between us (what we associate with the material) and the author (what he or she associates). Remembering the material is just one goal of note taking, and analysis (which comes from the structure of the map, for instance) and creativity (in adding our associations to the ideas as well as the author's) also play a role while taking notes. It's a perspective I've seldom heard and which makes sense to me. The book is filled with those insights and not just in the abstract; there are examples everywhere.
My first few mind maps were, as expected, uneven and not following all guidelines but with each one and reskimming paragraphs in those two chapters, the maps improved and got better. Revising existing maps allowed me to commit them better to memory and further pin down what the main ideas I'm building around are.
All in all, I highly recommend this book for people stuck in text land and feeling something missing in how they understand the subject matter they are working with.
Buzan amply provides up to date reputable research from cognitive psychology to highlight what works for the brain in cognitive tasks such as remembering, keeping flow and analysing. The mind map, he constantly reminds, is supposed to somewhat mirror what the brain is doing when it associates, remembers... Also, the book practices what he preaches and is filled with colors, both in the text and with colorful and picture rich mind maps. His guidelines are well illustrated. The book also gives light in-chapter exercises so that the point is brought home then and there. It is easy to digest with chapters seldom topping 10 pages.
Here and there, Buzan plugs his iMindmap software but the plugs are localized to that chapter for the most part and not very intrusive.
For me chapters 8, on techniques, and 13 on the note taking process as a whole, including how to attack a book in waves and factoring time IN ADVANCE, were gold mines of good ideas. I wish I had this stuff when I was in school. Would have extracted more from those big textbooks. Buzan reminds us that notes are really conversations between us (what we associate with the material) and the author (what he or she associates). Remembering the material is just one goal of note taking, and analysis (which comes from the structure of the map, for instance) and creativity (in adding our associations to the ideas as well as the author's) also play a role while taking notes. It's a perspective I've seldom heard and which makes sense to me. The book is filled with those insights and not just in the abstract; there are examples everywhere.
My first few mind maps were, as expected, uneven and not following all guidelines but with each one and reskimming paragraphs in those two chapters, the maps improved and got better. Revising existing maps allowed me to commit them better to memory and further pin down what the main ideas I'm building around are.
All in all, I highly recommend this book for people stuck in text land and feeling something missing in how they understand the subject matter they are working with.
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Beautiful packaged book
5. November 2010
Format:Taschenbuch|Von Amazon bestätigter Kauf
I thought this is a great book after I read the review and I did have high hope that I could be more creative after I master this book. I even bought the iMindMap software. I faithfully followed this book to make mind maps whenever I am pondering some thing. There is really nothing much to this subject I guess, I just don't sense any difference of me after using this software over 2 months.
I like the design of this book, it makes my book shelf looks better. I also like the software, it has pretty neat and easy to follow user interface but it really doesn't unlock my creativity or boost my memory. It is good computer game to play and it generates beautiful pictures. May be it is just me.
I like the design of this book, it makes my book shelf looks better. I also like the software, it has pretty neat and easy to follow user interface but it really doesn't unlock my creativity or boost my memory. It is good computer game to play and it generates beautiful pictures. May be it is just me.
Updated pop fluff
21. Mai 2012
Format:Taschenbuch
This book is a pop fluff, NY Times best seller wannabe. Mind Maps are a watered down version of concept mapping.
Do me a favor real quick. Do a google image search for these 2 terms.
1. concept map
2. mind map
When I see the results of searching concept map, and zoom in on any random map, what I see is legible. I can take away some meaning from the map. When I see the results of searching mind map, its like I'm standing 100 feet over a land fill and looking straight down. It all looks like garbage to me. Mess. Now click on a random "mind map", 9 times out of 10 it still looks like garbage. Its not good for collaboration or future reference if I can't read it.
The last thing I would like you to consider is...
J. Novak (the creator of concept mapping) is a Science Education major.
Buzan is a Psychology major.
A psychology major? No wonder the entire book reads like a sales pitch.
The Mind Map book also tells me in almost every chapter that I need to get some special mind mapping paper or pad. The cool thing about concept mapping is that special pads of paper are not required. Thats right, concept mapping can be done on 99cent pads of paper you get at the grocery store. yaay
Do me a favor real quick. Do a google image search for these 2 terms.
1. concept map
2. mind map
When I see the results of searching concept map, and zoom in on any random map, what I see is legible. I can take away some meaning from the map. When I see the results of searching mind map, its like I'm standing 100 feet over a land fill and looking straight down. It all looks like garbage to me. Mess. Now click on a random "mind map", 9 times out of 10 it still looks like garbage. Its not good for collaboration or future reference if I can't read it.
The last thing I would like you to consider is...
J. Novak (the creator of concept mapping) is a Science Education major.
Buzan is a Psychology major.
A psychology major? No wonder the entire book reads like a sales pitch.
The Mind Map book also tells me in almost every chapter that I need to get some special mind mapping paper or pad. The cool thing about concept mapping is that special pads of paper are not required. Thats right, concept mapping can be done on 99cent pads of paper you get at the grocery store. yaay
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