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mind mapping

By Liam Green-Hughes, 19 May, 2009

FreeMind 0.8.1 available from my new repository

ubuntu
knowledge mapping
mind mapping
freemind
ppa
packaging
launchpad

Something I've been promising myself for a long time was to learn how to do packaging (the process of putting software into an Ubuntu supported installer format) properly and make use of the wonderful facilities provided by Launchpad that also include hosting and building package files for multiple architectures.

By Liam Green-Hughes, 11 March, 2008

Map that idea with the help of an Asus EEE and FreeMind

howto
eee
asuseee
mind mapping
freemind
java

When you have an idea, it is natural to want to write it down, plan it, structure it, work though its aspects to produce something solid. At one time this was difficult, people had to make do with whatever was at hand, an example is the Mini which was initially planned with a drawing on a cigaratte packet! Fortunately mind mapping software came along that allows you to plan and structure your ideas.

By Liam Green-Hughes, 7 March, 2008

Knowledge Mapping with the Asus EEE PC

openuniversity
asus
eee
asuseee
openlearn
compendium
knowledge mapping
mind mapping

If you have recently been studying a course on OpenLearn you might have noticed the link to "Knowledge Maps" at the top left. This takes you to a page with resources for a special version of the Compendium software adapted for OpenLearn. The Compendium-OpenLearn software is explained more fully at http://openlearn.open.ac.uk/course/view.php?name=KM.

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