Jaron CollisCore ConceptA means of representing knowledge. Concepts radiate out from a core concept. Utilises the associative nature of human memory.Basic Ordering IdeasMethodologyBasic Ordering IdeasThis is a basic ordering idea. These the top level concepts that radiate out from core concept.QuestionsPropertiesProcessesEvaluationMethodologyDraw central concept Draw concepts radiating out from centreIllustrationsPitfallsQuestionsApply questions like: who? what? why? where? when? how? Answers can generate new nodes in the mind-mapPropertiesExpand your mind-map with nodes for significant characteristics. e.g. definitions, structure, personality, classification, functionProcessesExpand your mind-map with nodes for significant operations.EvaluationExpand your mind-map with your own subjective assessment or critique.IllustrationsUse illustrations and different colours to add emphasisPitfallsDon't try to be too formal. Don't use prose. Don't try to get it right first time, it stifles creative thinking.falseknowledgemanagement12002-06-14T12:05:18.987+01:002002-08-27T00:03:55.493+01:00Introduction to Mind Mappinghttp://www.jcu.edu.au/studying/services/studyskills/mindmap/index.htmlMind Map Exampleshttp://www.mind-map.com/mindmap/GALLERY.HTM