mind maps – ORGANIZING CREATIVITY

Looking back at the postings of 2015

2015-12-26

Postings of 2015 ... somewhat sorted for a quick overview/recap.
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Organizing Creativity — A few tips to realize creative projects (presentation/video)

2015-08-22

A presentation that gives a short overview of creativity, organization, and the steps you can do to organize your creativity. Plus some reflections on recording a presentation at home.
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Happy Birthday “Organizing Creativity” 2!

2013-03-25

Hey, the second version of my book just had it's first birthday. A look at the download numbers and -- well, here's the one-page version freely available :-)
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Book now proof-read :-)

2012-04-21

A shout-out to Dylan for his proof-reading of "Organizing Creativity 2".
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Versions for eBook Reader

2012-03-29

I had a look at the ePub format and came to the conclusion that it does not fit my needs. Looking for another solution though.
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“Organizing Creativity” (2nd Edition) is available!

2012-03-25

YEAH! It is finished and available. It is here -- free to download, pay something if you like. And above all, please give feedback.
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Release Date for Organizing Creativity II: Sunday, March, 25, 2012.

2012-03-22

I'm risking a prediction when I will release the 2nd version of "Organizing Creativity". It will be finished. It must be.
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Docear — Literature Management and Writing with Mind Maps

2012-02-21

A short look at/impression of Docear and how it fares when it comes to academic work.
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Writing Articles with a Mind Map

2011-11-13

Yes, you can use MindMaps for writing, and not only for structuring information, but for actual writing.
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BTW, posts can get updated after I published them if I spot spelling errors (not a native speaker) or think a different wording might improve precision and clarity.