MindMapper Arena is a program that makes it easy to make complex mind maps with a lot of information. You can show branches and main ideas with clip art and custom shapes. The program comes with a large number of layouts, templates, and styles that you can use to show data. All of these can be used to make different kinds of projects, like class schedules, weekly plans, or plans for making purchases.
You can use one of the included strategies, like radiant association, backward reasoning, or forced connection, to come up with ideas for your projects or to help your students improve their thinking skills. These use different methods to come up with new ideas and thoughts in order to solve a certain problem.
With MindMapper, you can come up with ideas, organize information, and put plans into action. You can use the built-in templates for brainstorming to get creative, or you can just use the mind map to write down ideas right away. With many mapping directional flows, you can look at information from different angles and make new connections. The map makes it easy to move topics around. You can even have more than one map inside of one map. Powerful and flexible graphics editor lets you organize information and schedule by adding graphic elements, schedule, files, notes, boundary, flowchart, hyperlink, themes, OLE object, and more. Export map to different graphic formats, a URL, or MS Office. Schedules can be linked from the map to the planner so that daily tasks can be easily tracked and done.
Map, Dashboard, and Planner All in One
Engage the Whole Brain: Use your inner planner and creative, big-picture thinker by making a map of your ideas and using a planner to put them into action. With MindMapper, you can combine coming up with ideas and putting them into action to plan, carry out, and reach your goals.
Projects to Do Like a Pro
Projects need to be thought up, planned, carried out, tracked, managed, and finished. Schedule tasks, put them in order of importance, assign resources, and run meetings. You can see the "big picture" at a glance and then drill down to the project activities. Then you can use the built-in planner to decide what to do next.
Create and write down ideas
MindMapper's easy-to-use interface and brainstorming templates, such as radiant association, attribute listing, and root-cause analysis, make it a great way to encourage creativity, innovation, and new ways of solving problems.
Sort information to make it clear
Mapping is one of the best ways to learn and share information quickly and easily. After you have collected your ideas, add structure, logic, and visuals to make the information easy to understand.
Work together from a distance
Real-time visual mapping collaborations will amaze you with how much people care and how much they get done. This is the easiest, fastest, and most effective way to use your team's strengths as a whole. Now, you can have meetings, brainstorm as a group, and set project milestones all in the same workspace.
More Features :
Finding the Way
There are 30 different ways to map, from drawing it by hand to using a problem-solving Fishbone to using a time-based process tree. Viewing information in different ways can give you new ideas.
Collaboration
Collaboration meetings can be more effective and help people talk to each other better if they are set up so that everyone can see what's going on and make changes in real time.
Change maps to MS Office documents to send information to MS Office Exchange (First to introduce this feature in 2000).
Hyperlinks and Attachments
Use the built-in Gantt chart to see the schedule, resources, and rate of completion and to make changes to them.
Tags and Filter
Use text labels to put topics into different groups. You can filter and show topics on the map by using conditions.
Presentation Mode
With the click of a button, you can make slides for a presentation. You can use slides or topics that stand out. You can also choose which slides to show and in what order.
Boundary
By adding topics to a boundary, a whole new map is made.
Encryption
Set a password so that no one can get to your map with sensitive information on it.
Split and combine
You can split the map into two maps if one of the topics gets too big. When you need to, you can put the topic back where it was.
