Contexted - Mindmaps and more

Would you like to turn your notes into a mindmap?  If so you might want to look at Contexted.   According to their website, "Contexted is a text-first personal knowledge manager. It is aimed to be a great writing experience for your notes, with the ability to frictionlessly link them together into a web of knowledge. Get a helicopter view of your web of notes with mindmap visualizations. You can format your text with Markdown, too." 

 To see the website click here.

Mind Maps

If you would like to make some nice mind maps or flow charts you can try the following two sites.
First is

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When you go to their site, you will see an example that looks like the following:

Text2Mindmaps converts text into mindmaps which are great for the visual learner.  You just edit the text in the left text box.  You can grab any of the text boxes and rotate or move their location.  When you are done just click on the "Draw Mind Map" button.  Then you can then "save" them in pdf form.  Here is an example I did for the analysis of Intersections of three 3 dimensional planes .

Another site one can use for mind maps is Lucidchart

click here to go to their site

See the following videos

Their software is not free unless you are a teacher or student :)

Mind Maps and Flowcharts

 

From Tech and Learning, "Completely free online software to create mind-maps, flow charts, network diagrams, and more. Drag and drop pre-existing shapes, arrows, tables, and symbols, or draw each one yourself on the canvas. With no cost, no account needed, and sharing capability, it’s a great tool to use in any classroom."  To see the website click here.  To see my previous postings on Mindmaps click here.