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Using mind maps to scaffold your landscapeA great sense-making tool (one of the oldest) is mind-mapping. FreeMind (available from http://freemind.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/Main_Page) is a free mindmapping tool (in order to have it work on Vista you have to download the JRE, as it is implemented in Java.) You'll also probably find the pdf version of the instructions useful.What to doMind maps are an open-ended tool meant to help you organize the information you are accumulating, and uncover how you associate, organize and interpret that information. You don't have to use formal mindmapping tools to make a mind map - you can use any software, as in this map of Ifi's: [see also UnderstandingANewField] |
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