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Online Mind Mapping
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VicGee
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All the online mind mapping services
AFAIK this list is complete - it's all the on-line mind mapping tools:
Web of Web :: http://www.webofweb.net
Mindomo :: http://www.mindomo.com/
Bubbl.us :: http://bubbl.us/
MindMeister :: http://www.mindmeister.com
Kayuda :: http://www.kayuda.com/
Bubble Mind :: http://www.bubble-mind.com/
Comapping :: http://www.comapping.com/
Mind42 :: http://www.mind42.com/
Mapul :: http://www.mapul.com/
web based, not mind mapping tools but can do mind maps
Touchgraph :: http://www.touchgraph.com/ (read-only mind maps of relationships between web sites)
Gliffy :: http://www.gliffy.com/
Thinkature :: http://thinkature.com/
Web based but not Web 2.0 - expensive
Thinkmap :: http://www.thinkmap.com/ (read only)
ForceTen :: http://www.eedo.com/products/forceten.html
The very first web-based mind mapping tool, a precursor to Web 2.0 and now dead and gone, though someone's acquired the domain.
Mayomi :: http://www.mayomi.net
Take your pick!
Cheers
Vic
http://www.mind-mapping.org
The master list of mind mapping & graphical
information management software
AFAIK this list is complete - it's all the on-line mind mapping tools:
Web of Web :: http://www.webofweb.net
Mindomo :: http://www.mindomo.com/
Bubbl.us :: http://bubbl.us/
MindMeister :: http://www.mindmeister.com
Kayuda :: http://www.kayuda.com/
Bubble Mind :: http://www.bubble-mind.com/
Comapping :: http://www.comapping.com/
Mind42 :: http://www.mind42.com/
Mapul :: http://www.mapul.com/
web based, not mind mapping tools but can do mind maps
Touchgraph :: http://www.touchgraph.com/ (read-only mind maps of relationships between web sites)
Gliffy :: http://www.gliffy.com/
Thinkature :: http://thinkature.com/
Web based but not Web 2.0 - expensive
Thinkmap :: http://www.thinkmap.com/ (read only)
ForceTen :: http://www.eedo.com/products/forceten.html
The very first web-based mind mapping tool, a precursor to Web 2.0 and now dead and gone, though someone's acquired the domain.
Mayomi :: http://www.mayomi.net
Take your pick!
Cheers
Vic
http://www.mind-mapping.org
The master list of mind mapping & graphical
information management software
Hi Vic,
That's quite an extensive list! The gazillion dollar question - which do you prefer using?
That's quite an extensive list! The gazillion dollar question - which do you prefer using?
arunkw
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Which one is more nearest to GTD?
Which one is more nearest to GTD?
Here is one which I find might be good
http://www.mylifeorganized.net
Which one is more nearest to GTD?
Here is one which I find might be good
http://www.mylifeorganized.net
arunkw
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mindmapping tool
:-D http://www.mylifeorganized.net is a mindmapping tool, currently I am using Mindjet MindManager Pro
:-D http://www.mylifeorganized.net is a mindmapping tool, currently I am using Mindjet MindManager Pro
TesTeq
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Why don't you use Google Maps for mindmapping?
Why don't you use Google Maps for mindmapping?
arunkw;49471 said:
Why don't you use Google Maps for mindmapping?
R
Rasmussen
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Mind Mapping series on DiyP
Innowen, of DiyPlanner.com, recently posted a series of articles on tools for mindmapping. DiyP: Mind Mapping Resources and Wrap-Up
Her article sparked my own interest in experimenting with Bubbl.Us for collaboration. Example of live embedded Bubbl.us player
Thanks,
Ryan
|Collaborative Ideation|
(Since this is my first post within Davidco, I feel it's important to disclose that I work for Levenger. I appreciate any feedback in regards to my participation in the forums. I can be reached either at ryan.rasmussen[at]levenger.com or on DiyP)
Innowen, of DiyPlanner.com, recently posted a series of articles on tools for mindmapping. DiyP: Mind Mapping Resources and Wrap-Up
Her article sparked my own interest in experimenting with Bubbl.Us for collaboration. Example of live embedded Bubbl.us player
Thanks,
Ryan
|Collaborative Ideation|
(Since this is my first post within Davidco, I feel it's important to disclose that I work for Levenger. I appreciate any feedback in regards to my participation in the forums. I can be reached either at ryan.rasmussen[at]levenger.com or on DiyP)