Where to find more mind mapping information?

[Anonymous]

Where can I find more information on mind mapping? There is only a brief mentioning of it in the GTD book, which is not enough for me to get going. Some people seem to recommend Tony Buzan's book since he was first, but is it the best introduction? In other words: If I'm only going to buy one mind mapping book, which should it be?

[emp]

Although mind mapping is a powerful tool, it is very easy to understand.

Try this:

http://www.jcu.edu.au/studying/services/studyskills/mindmap/index.html

For information.
No need to buy a book.

::: emp :::

[mochant]

Here are three good online resources about mind mapping to get you going:

http://www.mind-map.com/mindmaps_howto.htm

http://www.thinksmart.com/mission/workout/mindmapping_intro.html

http://www.innovationtools.com/resources/mindmapping.asp

Buzan's "How to Mind Map" is a nice little book - very conceptual and focused on the technique, rather than implementation. I've shared it with a number of friends, especially elementary school teachers, who have found it helpful.

[Scott_L_Lewis]

Marc,

I tried link in your post to www.mind-map.com. It didn't work. I poked around the site, and found the page with mind mapping instructions. It is:

http://www.mind-map.com/EN/mindmaps/how_to.html

[mochant]

Marc,

I tried link in your post to www.mind-map.com. It didn't work. I poked around the site, and found the page with mind mapping instructions. It is:

http://www.mind-map.com/EN/mindmaps/how_to.html

Scott:

Thanks for posting the actual URL. The shorter link works fine on my PC but it is a redirect to the page you refer to. Some browsers can't handle the redirects as well as other, I guess.

[mochant]

I'm a member of the Yahoo! Mindjet user group. Andrew Wilcox is a frequent poster there and I swiped this list from his mail signature :wink:

http://www.mindmanuals.com

http://www.mindplugs.com

http://www.kutchka.com/

http://www.mindjet.com/support/sup_add.htm

http://www.cabrecoaching.com

This last link is Andrew's company. It seemed only fair to give him a plug.

[Anonymous]

Here are three good online resources about mind mapping to get you going:

Thanks for the info, these were great and certainly enough to get me started.