Mind Maps for Study
A mind map shows how ideas connect. In Map My Mind, every idea in the map holds your own notes, so the map and the notes stay together.
Why Connect Your Ideas
Notes in a list show you what you have learned. A map also shows how the ideas relate: which ones explain each other, which ones depend on each other, and which ones you have not yet linked to anything.
Deciding how two concepts connect is a useful piece of studying in its own right, because you have to understand both to link them.
Start with Your Own Notes
Add notes to a subject or chapter in your own words. You decide what belongs in your study material, and Map My Mind does not write it for you.
Build the Map
Link the concepts that influence or explain each other, then add notes directly to each idea. You can:
- open a concept to read and edit its notes;
- add text directly to a subject or chapter map; and
- keep one map for a whole subject, and a map for each chapter.
Keep the Work Beside the Learning
Tasks and calendar events live beside the subjects they belong to. You can see what needs doing next without leaving the subject you are studying.
Turn a Map into Practice
Once your notes and map are in place, you can generate a test from them and find out what to revisit. See Practice Tests from Your Notes.
Take It with You
Export your notes as a document when you want a copy to print or read away from the app.
Learn More
To see all the steps together, read How It Works.
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