RessourcesMindMapping
Nick Duffill est un spécialiste du mind mapping qui a ouvert un blog intitulé "Beyond Crayons" sur lequel il offre de nombreux conseils tirés de son expérience. Un post daté de novembre retient particulièrement mon attention. Il y explique qu’il existe en gros trois types de mind maps:
- la "library map":
a collection of reference information for the purposes of:
- transferring information and knowledge
- storing and recovering useful materials
- understanding or learning something
- La "presention map":
A presentation map is a story or an argument, designed to:
- Inform an audience in a directed fashion
- Argue a proposition or case
- Make a call to action
- La "tunnel timeline" map:
A Tunnel Timeline map is a map that is designed around delivering an outcome. The primary purpose of this kind of map is to visualise success. You are drawing a picture of what success looks like, and showing the actions on the path or paths to reach it. Use Tunnel Timelines for:
- Project outlines and plans
- Strategies
- Problem solving
The relationship with a "tunnel" is that the map shows your project as the light at the end of the tunnel, with your next actions around the walls nearest to you. As you make progress towards the centre, you complete the actions and decisions along the way.
Si la première et la seconde utilisation sont classiques la 3ème en revanche me semble intéressante et peu répandue. Je serai curieux de voir à quoi cela peut ressembler.