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Because of limitations of the mind map viewer, the interactive maps may look and behave slightly different from the maps you download on your computer and view with Freeplane. Read here how to download maps.

General

What is mind mapping

Café Chocolat

Freeplane Application areas

Freeplane functions

Activity Cost Allocation

Genral Balance form

Bayes theorem: arithmetic calculations in nodes

Bayes theorem: arithmetic calculations in attributes

Bayes theorem: Formula calculations in attributes

• Industry_and_Manufacturing_industries
• SWOT analysis. Hoover with cursor over root node to see references (= node details). Hover with cursor over nodes Strength, Weakness, Opportunity, Thread to see an explanation ( = node details) and hints ( = note text).
• USA_Economic_and_Regional_Structures

Special

Tutorial Freeplane

• Multiple Didactic examples in Tutorial Freeplane

Floating nodes

Free positioned versus floating nodes

Types of free or floating nodes

There are several ways to make independent or semi-independent groups. The group free 1 consists of a free positionable node with free posistionable children and regular grand childern. To make the group called free 1:

• define a free positionable parent node (free 1).
• define its children.
• select all children, next choose Edit > Free positionable node; (this makes appear all nodes in a pile, on top of each other)
• set the childrens edges to visible (do it a once, keep the selection; it may be handy to define a style for this)
• drag each child from the pile to its wanted position
• define the children’s children – if you want them

Open the mind map on the right and read the text hidden in the root node for peculiarities of the groups free2, free 3 an free 4. For example, group free 2 is a copy of free 1, but is not the same...

Multiple sorts of floating central nodes

Floating Nodes in DigitalLogic

• Multiple sorts of floating nodes
• Floating nodes in digital logic

Calculations with formula plug in

Iron Sulfate Production Calculations

Iron Sulfate Production-AAGG

Conditional styles

Example concept map

Summary nodes

Example summary nodes

Writing with Freeplane

Map as documentation

• Writing_an_essay_with_Freeplane
• Novel Writer's Notebook: A sample map for writers (images intentionally broken)

Other

• Fishbone_&_Tree_Diagrams_in_Freeplane

• Comparison between Freeplane 1.1.2 and Freeplane 1.2.1 alpha <Must be updated>

Problem solving using Freeplane

For the concepts of tool maps and work maps see page Freeplane and problem solving.

• Tool Map: Problem Solving Tools
• Work Map: Problem Solving

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Screenshots

• You might want to check also for Screenshots

Maps in other languages than English

In alphabetical order:
(please add new pages if necessary)

• Chinese
• Dutch
• French/Français
• German
• Italian
• Japanese
• Russian
• Spanish
• Turkish

How to download maps to your computer

1. Follow the map links given above.
2. Click on the map name displayed above the map

How to contribute new maps

• Register as a user for this wiki and log in.
• If it's helpful, edit your maps for publication. Add a branch with some explanations about your map.
• Upload the map, using the "Upload file" link in the toolbox on the left.
• Embed your map into the gallery. Here's how to do it.
  • Make use of this page for publishing your mind maps in English language.
  • For non-English mind maps use separate wiki pages and link to them from this section
• Some extra care is needed if your map contains images.