Digital Mind Mapping
Description
Introduction
Tired of re-reading boring documents before a meeting? In this workshop, you will learn how to use colourful mind maps to refresh the material for a project meeting faster and more efficiently. We live in an age where everyone wants to work digitally. In this workshop you will learn how to make mind maps on a USB stick!
Target group
Everyone who experiences workload or leads people who experience workload.
The trainer
The trainer is Arjen ter Hoeve of IIR, Institute for International Research. Besides being a trainer, Arjen is also a writer and mentor in the field of practical brain and environment management. IIR has been a supplier of knowledge and skills to students and professionals within education, business and government for over 25 years.
Structure of workshop
Welcome & introduction
- Welcome and introducing trainer.
- What are we going to cover today and what is the result.
- Explaining Mind Mapping
- The origins of mind mapping and telling who uses it.
- Why is it so important and 'tasty' for your brain to mindmap?
- What are the main pointers for mindmapping on paper and on the computer?
- The biggest differences between the paper and digital mindmap.
- When to mindmap not on paper but on the computer, and vice versa.
- Exercise: The Paper Mindmap
- Making a mindmap based on a study book. The participant has their own study book which is used as an information source to create a mind map on paper. This exercise helps participants to get a good overview of the study material in a very short time (less than 25% of the normal time). Precisely by first mindmapping on paper and only then taking up digital mindmapping offers additional insight into its use.
- Explanation Digital Mind Mapping
- Different packages, explanation of why exactly this package was chosen.
- Discussion of the most important functions and possibilities.
- Explanation of how to quickly set up a simple, practical mind map using the software package.
- Exercise: The Digital Mind Map
- The mind map already made on paper is made digitally. This makes the difference between the two types of mind maps much clearer and the participant learns to understand and apply mind mapping even better.
- Explanation Other applications
- The mind map as a brainstorming tool and the creative process. How to use the mind map to generate ideas even faster. Making mind maps together with others
17.00 Reception with soup and sandwiches
18.00 Start of workshop
21.00 End of workshop
A break with coffee/tea is included during the workshop.
Details
Participants are requested to bring their own laptop (equipped with sufficient energy).
Participants will receive a:
- Variety between theory and practical examples
- Concrete knowledge for daily practice
- USB stick with mindmaps on presentations/templates and workshop content
- Certificate of participation
Location
Zalencentrum Prinsenhof Best, Hoofdstraat 43,
5683 AC Best,
Organiser
Commercial Engineer
Name and contact details for information
ing. Henk Bergsma, t: 06 20492819 or via the e-mail address below: