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TOP 100 TOOLS
MindManager
MindManager is a tool that
lets you visually capture, organize and
communicate ideas and information effectively
Comments from some of those who selected MindManager as
one of their Top 10 Tools in 2009
- great way to structure ideas and brainstorm
Martin Schlichte
- Mind-mapping - using diagrams used to represent
words, ideas, tasks, and concepts linked to and arranged
around a central topic (and used to generate, visualize,
structure ideas), is central to the way I work,
research, organize, solve problems, and make decisions.
I built the framework for my MSc. in Education thesis in
Mind Manager. It is powerful intermediary in developing
ideas, concepts, and course design.
Michael
Hanley
Comments from those who selected MindManager as
one of their Top 10 Tools in 2008
- "If like me you need to
capture and organise project related items or, you just
need to capture and organise thoughts, projects or,
scribbled plans this intuitive tool is for you.
Commercial software."
Jack Chapman
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"One
of my workhorses. It’s indispensable for anyone who
thinks visually and needs to capture and organise their
thoughts, notes, and plans. MindManager integrates very well with the
Microsoft suite of products including Project, Word and
PowerPoint. It also outputs in PDF and HTML. We have the
free viewer on our corporate intranet so team members
who don’t have MindManager can still view the native
files."
Charles Jennings
- "I
use this to make notes of meetings and to map out the
architecture of solutions I am designing for clients.
Empowering and easy to use. There are no doubt free/open
source alternatives, but this is what is on offer
through my employer. If someone had told me 3 years ago
that I would become a mindmapping-type, I
would have laughed in their face, but, blow me down, I
have - and I don't regret it for a moment!
"
Karyn Romeis
- "productive meetings"
Eric Daimler
- "This
has to be the best tool for personal productivity. It is
also fundamental in project management tasks and
processes. During meetings it is integral to
brainstorming, creativity and minute-taking processes
and is loved by each person in the company"
Rebecca Jones
- "This tool has become an excellent
multi-object catcher, and is great for creating
dashboards linking to disparate files. It works well
with my tablet PC"
Patrick
Mayfield
- "I built the framework for my Master's thesis in
Mind Manager. A powerful intermediary in developing
ideas, concepts, and course design."
Michael
Hanley
- "I started to
use it not long ago, and it’s a great mind mapping tool,
that I am using for brainstorming and project
management."
Juan Antonio Ortiz
Comments from those who selected MindManager as
one of their Top 10 Tools in 2007
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"Another one of those tools that is
so well developed that I'm happy to spend money on
it. Although
FreeMind comes a very close second as an open source
alternative. They both allow you to create, edit and
publish Mind Maps. Where MindManager wins is its
integration with other tools like Word, Outlook and
MS Project. It also comes with a number of very
usable HTML templates for publishing. You can, very
quickly, produce a structured information resource
with dozens of pages and a coherent navigation
structure."
Mark
Berthelemy
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" Our most
important business tool. I use it to mindmap pretty much everything - research,
interviews, analysis. Anyone that's worked with
Elearnity will recognise this!"
David
Wilson
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"I use this to plan the structure of
online learning resources. It's easy to move bits
around and I can work on content at the same time.
Sadly, not many of my clients "get" it, so I have to
export to Word document when submitting structure
and content for review."
Karyn
Romeis
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"I use
MindManager 7 to create interactive mindmap
diagrams. I include interactive mindmaps in my
online course materials. The program is very
inexpensive and is available at an educator’s
discount. Tech Support is outstanding. While
there are various free, open-source mindmap and
diagramming software tools available, I prefer
MindManger. It is stable and includes design
features that the open-source tools do not
include."
Rick Lillie
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"Most feature rich, link-all-tools
mind managing s/w, I use it as my dashboard."
Anol
Bhattacharya
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"One of my workhorses. It’s indispensable for anyone
who thinks visually and needs to capture and
organise their thoughts, notes, and plans.
MindManager integrates very well with the Microsoft
suite of products including Project, Word, and
PowerPoint. It also outputs in PDF and HTML. We
have the free viewer on our corporate intranet so
team members who don’t have MindManager can still
view the native files."
Charles Jennings
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"This
where my brain lives
– I draft and
organise everything
here and then export
to any office
application -
fantastic"
Phil Green
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"useful for
ordering thoughts, ideas and projects"
Lisa
Valentine
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"Whenever I
need an overview of a
complex issue, I create
a mindmap using the
MindManager.
Unfortunately
MindManager it’s getting
more and more complex,
but it’s still one of my
favourite tools."
Michael
Prophet
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"for my knowledge representation and
I teach their use to teachers and students"
Gianni Marconato
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"Cool tool
with many data-related facilities to create data and
other mindmaps."
Seaghan
Moriarty
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