Comments on: Visual tools for the knowledge worker : PowerPoint and MindMap http://www.uswim.net/2007/07/17/visual-tools-for-the-knowledge-worker-powerpoint-and-mindmap/ Visual Language in the Knowledge Society Thu, 20 Nov 2008 13:05:18 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: Uswim : You See What I Mean ? » Blog Archive » Traceability and Visualization : collective-social solutions to the information volume increase http://www.uswim.net/2007/07/17/visual-tools-for-the-knowledge-worker-powerpoint-and-mindmap/#comment-1861 Uswim : You See What I Mean ? » Blog Archive » Traceability and Visualization : collective-social solutions to the information volume increase Wed, 22 Aug 2007 10:14:19 +0000 http://www.uswim.net/2007/07/17/visual-tools-for-the-knowledge-worker-powerpoint-and-mindmap/#comment-1861 [...] and online sharing versions of presentation tools such as mind mapping, and Powerpoint SlideShare. [...] […] and online sharing versions of presentation tools such as mind mapping, and Powerpoint SlideShare. […]

]]> By: Amaury de Buchet http://www.uswim.net/2007/07/17/visual-tools-for-the-knowledge-worker-powerpoint-and-mindmap/#comment-1720 Amaury de Buchet Mon, 06 Aug 2007 09:40:12 +0000 http://www.uswim.net/2007/07/17/visual-tools-for-the-knowledge-worker-powerpoint-and-mindmap/#comment-1720 Hello Chuck and Moritz, tks for pointing me towards some very interesting resources. On the web versions I recently came across a quick study by http://webworkerdaily.com/2007/03/08/three-web-based-mind-mapping-tools-reviewed/ on MindMeister, Mindomo and a seemingly new one bubbl.us you might want to check. Hello Chuck and Moritz, tks for pointing me towards some very interesting resources. On the web versions I recently came across a quick study by http://webworkerdaily.com/2007/03/08/three-web-based-mind-mapping-tools-reviewed/
on MindMeister, Mindomo and a seemingly new one bubbl.us you might want to check.

]]> By: Moritz Schroeder http://www.uswim.net/2007/07/17/visual-tools-for-the-knowledge-worker-powerpoint-and-mindmap/#comment-1636 Moritz Schroeder Sun, 22 Jul 2007 19:29:26 +0000 http://www.uswim.net/2007/07/17/visual-tools-for-the-knowledge-worker-powerpoint-and-mindmap/#comment-1636 I love using Mindmaps for all kind of purposes. For me mindmapping would literally reach another dimension , if I could several attributes or web2o speak use tags to classify each branch. Then I could rearrange the branches according to those tags, or produce mindmap tagclouds. This would also help using mindmaps for presentations, as I could quickly view the mindmap from a different angle. On a recent project I came across 4 more online mindmap startups: mind42.com, mindmeister,com, comapping.com and mindomo.com. The last one (at first glance) seems more web20 then the others using visitor evaluation like youtube for public mindmaps. See my <a href="http://qommunity.wordpress.com" rel="nofollow">qommunity blog</a> for more). Regarding presentations I love those styles popularized by Lawrence Lessig (see <a href="http://youtube.com/watch?v=TmU2i1hQiN0" rel="nofollow">this video</a>). Dick Hardt uses that style as well with his identity 2.0 speech (see video <a>here</a>) , hammering away the points at a very fast speed. Of course one could say, that the actual message is simplified. But at least I remember those messages, whereas I can't say the same for most powerpoint-style presentations. I love using Mindmaps for all kind of purposes. For me mindmapping would literally reach another dimension , if I could several attributes or web2o speak use tags to classify each branch. Then I could rearrange the branches according to those tags, or produce mindmap tagclouds. This would also help using mindmaps for presentations, as I could quickly view the mindmap from a different angle.
On a recent project I came across 4 more online mindmap startups: mind42.com, mindmeister,com, comapping.com and mindomo.com. The last one (at first glance) seems more web20 then the others using visitor evaluation like youtube for public mindmaps. See my qommunity blog for more).

Regarding presentations I love those styles popularized by Lawrence Lessig (see this video). Dick Hardt uses that style as well with his identity 2.0 speech (see video here) , hammering away the points at a very fast speed. Of course one could say, that the actual message is simplified. But at least I remember those messages, whereas I can’t say the same for most powerpoint-style presentations.

]]> By: Chuck Frey http://www.uswim.net/2007/07/17/visual-tools-for-the-knowledge-worker-powerpoint-and-mindmap/#comment-1628 Chuck Frey Thu, 19 Jul 2007 02:52:21 +0000 http://www.uswim.net/2007/07/17/visual-tools-for-the-knowledge-worker-powerpoint-and-mindmap/#comment-1628 In terms of tools and resources for mindmapping, I'd like to recommend my Mind Mapping Software Blog (http://mindmapping.typepad.com) and my recently republished e-book (http://www.mindmap-ebook.com/v2/). In terms of tools and resources for mindmapping, I’d like to recommend my Mind Mapping Software Blog (http://mindmapping.typepad.com) and my recently republished e-book (http://www.mindmap-ebook.com/v2/).

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