43 Intricate Mind Map Illustrations
For the uninitiated, a mind map is a graphical organization of ideas and concepts that can be used to facilitate the generation of ideas and the learning process. The reason why this has been argued to be more effective than the traditional method of learning (e.g. rote learning, linear text reading, etc) is because such structuring of ideas and concepts resembles the way our brain works – i.e. via links or associations.
Mind mapping is done by connecting one idea to another with the aid of colors and images to tap both sides of our brains. When that happens, creativity gets a boost without compromising our sense of logic.
If you’re thinking of how you can start adsopting mind mapping in your learning or brainstorming needs, check out these 43 great examples of how mind maps can be made. The variety of these examples only goes to show that there’s no one right way to create a mind map. It all depends on your preferences and the topic of choice.
Course Structure. (Image Credit: Sam Bradd)
Global Rewind. (Image Credit: Sam Bradd
L’art Invisible. (Image Credit: Marion Charreau)
Metaphore Sur Le Cerveau. (Image Credit: Philippe Boukobza)
Another Life Mindmap. (Image Credit: Astrid Morganne)
Learning Styles. (Image Credit: Astrid Morganne)
Art & Design. (Image Credit: Ian Gowdie)
Seven Da Vincian Principles. (Image Credit: Thum Cheng Cheong)
The Art Of Mind Mapping .(Image Credit: Thum Theng Cheong)
Creating Powerful Learning Experiences. (Image Credit: Thum Cheng Cheong)
Creativity & Innovation. (Image Credit: Thum Cheng Cheong)
Time Management .(Image Credit: Thum Cheng Cheong)
Personal Development .(Image Credit: Thum Cheng Cheong)
Dreams. (Image Credit: Thum Cheng Cheong)
Workshop. (Image Credit: Thum Cheng Cheong)
Rules Of Mind Map. (Image Credit: Thum Cheng Cheong)
Who Moved My Cheese. (Image Credit: Thum Cheng Cheong)
Visual Thinking. (Image Credit: Pooja Thacker)
My Living Space. (Image Credit: Pooja Thacker)
Better Earth. (Image Credit: Priyanka Tiwari)
Diabetes. (Image Credit: Creativeinspiration)
If you’re thinking of how you can start adsopting mind mapping in your learning or brainstorming needs, check out these 43 great examples of how mind maps can be made. The variety of these examples only goes to show that there’s no one right way to create a mind map. It all depends on your preferences and the topic of choice.
Course Structure. (Image Credit: Sam Bradd)
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