Mindmapping

Oh boy, yeah. We did Mindmaps today. Okay let's see, first we were told the definition of "stereotypes" but I still don't get it very well. Then we were taught Logical Mind Maps which are mind maps with a single subject that is linked to other subtopics that are directly connected to the main subject. So we made a Logical Mind Map on an A3 sized paper on KUCHING. Yes, very interesting. I found out many new things about Kuching. If I get that piece of work back, I'll even remember facts about Kuching.

Okay, so after lunch we learnt about Associated Mind Maps. Mind boggling? Not really, Associated Mind Maps are mind maps with a single subject that is linked to let's say, two subtopics then these subtopics are linked to whatever actually comes to your mind. So an Associated Mind Map is a lot bigger and sometimes the subsubsubsubtopics don't have to be linked to your main subject.

It was intersting... I mean, I remember never being able to write/draw out mind maps in secondary school. People always told us to draw out mind maps but I never knew how to yet I had fun drawing these in college. I'd better keep this positive opinion on mind maps now, 'cos I gotta do another two for homework :PP

Oh yeah, and for the Logical Mind Map exercise, my lecturer asked me to do a presentation ;P Well she asked us all to do one about our mind maps but because I was sitting in front, she asked me first. So I was all.. er.... okay, just to break the ice. I did fine tho i think. I was nervous, but who isn't, right? I'm pretty thankful to Cikgu Sa'adiah for making us present our work in front of class last year =))