Slide 1: MIND MAPS FOR LIFELONG LEARNING By Margaret Montet Faculty of the Future Bucks County Community College June 3, 2005
Slide 2: Mind Map of Book
Slide 3: book  Buzan, Tony, with Barry Buzan. The Mind Map Book: How to Use Radiant Thinking to Maximize Your Brain’s Untapped Potential.
Slide 4: Tony Buzan: accept the laws of Mind Mapping apply the rules while developing your own style adapt the rules to the style and objectives that work for you.
Slide 5: book  Gelb, Michael. How to Think Like Leonardo da Vinci: Seven Steps to Genius Every Day.
Slide 6: Mind Map of Projects
Slide 7: Mind Map of Ghost Letter
Slide 8: Exercise          Think of a topic you are passionate about and with which you can have fun. Put keywords in the center and draw radiating branches and then twigs. Show which are the most important branches (at least to you) by making the branches thicker. If you had colored pens and pencils, you could assign a different color to each branch. Draw pictures to help your mind remember. Show hierarchies and associations. Be creative. Peek at your neighbors’ Mind Maps. Steal their ideas.
Slide 9: Presentation Mind Map
Slide 10: Information Literacy Mind Map
Slide 11: Uses for Mind Maps          Organization of information Brainstorming Planning Presentation Teaching Decision-making Recalling information Note-taking Creating new information
Slide 12: Enjoy Your Summer!