A mind map is made up of objects and features, which represent information. We can describe the anatomy of a mind map in two ways; by the feature names, and by their purpose when used in a mind map. Knowing the names of the features will help you to get started with Mindomo and create mind maps. Knowing the purpose of each kind of feature will help you to create useful and meaningful mind maps.
A mind map consists of a tree, made up of "topics". All the elements in the mind map are topics, but some of them have special names. In mind mapping and in other software, these topics are also called "branches", "nodes" or "thoughts".
Of course, you can use the features of Mindomo mind maps in any way that suits you. But for your mind maps to be useful in the longer term, and for others to understand them, here are some suggested conventions that will make your mind maps easier to work with.
Don't feel restricted to "one word per branch". This is a useful rule for "memorization" mind maps, but can be confusing for others - or even for you, later on. Short statements are often better than single words. These techniques will make it much easier to understand the meaning of your mind map, and will make it easier to stay focused while you are creating it.
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