I also love how flexible the color schemes are in SimpleMind Free. It’s nice to have that information stored in the map, without ruining the sleek lines of the map with an overabundance of the written word. This keeps the mind map from getting cluttered, but allows you to include a ton of pertinent information that’s just a click away from the main map. Bubbles with notes are identifiable by a little yellow dot around the edge of the bubble. One thing I really love about the free version of SimpleMind is the “note” functionality you can embed in any given bubble. However, if you use this app for personal organization, you might not miss some of the more robust features from the regular/paid version of SimpleMind. If you’re giving a talk or teaching a course using these kinds of mind maps, not having these features can be a real disadvantage. These features include built-in emailing and exporting of your mind map, as well as searchable maps that utilize links to other maps or external webpages. SimpleMind Free does lack some features that are featured in the regular/paid version of SimpleMind.
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SimpleMind Free is a no-cost tool used to build mind maps, link great ideas to each other, and coalesce brainstorming sessions into a series of interconnected concepts and plans. A great next step in the brainstorming process is linking related ideas into groups: a great way to visualize these linked ideas is through a “mind map”: and that’s just the sort of service that SimpleMind Free excels at. But it’s never enough to simply list all of your ideas in a row: you need to take your brainstormed ideas and make them actionable. Sure, it’s great to have a free-for-all where you share ideas. I think a lot of people miss the point of brainstorming.
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