[Done] Reviewers wanted: How to Put a Mind Map Into WP.org Blog
 

What's in for you:

• Mind Maps from 3 different programs in WP.org blog
• Max teacher student ratio 1:25
• Live instruction
• $27 course for free
• Access to recording of webinar

Your investment:

• Time est session 1 15 min
• Time est session 2 90 min
• Either session may need to be redone
• May schedule session 3 if needed for questions or problem solving
• Helpful feedback with specific pros and cons to be used as testimonials. Will need contact info for file for FTC requirements.
• Optional Mind Meister account

Prerequisites:

• Want to use mind maps in blog
• Already have WP.org blog
• Be able to use WP plug-ins
• War Room member
• English speaker or make own arrangements for translator
• Contributed to WF with quality posts. Judged by quality not quantity.
• Webinar can be accessed from Windows, Mac, Linux or Smartphone.

Dates and Times:

• Session 1 Wed Sept 14, 2011 6pm Arizona Time
• Session 2 Thurs Sept 15, 2011 6pm Arizona Time

Limited to 25 attendees
There will be no selling
This is not a how to make money on line course

What's in it for me?

• Your questions and interaction
• I get to teach Live which I've been told I'm very good at. (I hate just talking into a microphone.)
• I get a recording that I plan to use for future video course
• I find out how much interest there is in course

Registration:

• PM or Skype me

Questions:

• PM or Skype me

See attachment for this offer as mind map.

Re: Reviewers wanted: How to Put a Mind Map Into WP.org Blog
 

Kindly tell me more about Mind Map,what can i benefit as an IM?

Re: Reviewers wanted: How to Put a Mind Map Into WP.org Blog
 

I'd like to do a review, Letitia. You should see a PM from me regarding this as per your request. If you don't receive it please let me know. Thanks :)

Re: Reviewers wanted: How to Put a Mind Map Into WP.org Blog
 

Mind maps can be used for brainstorming just getting all of the ideas about a topic or project down on paper.

The can be used instead of outlines or to help you make an outline. The advantage is you don't have to get things in the right order the first time. They can be added.

They can be used to show a complex concept in a concise way.

It's up to you and you imagination. I could see been being used for product reviews, user manuals, site maps, showing action steps, or organizing posts on a blog

I'm not a very linear thinker. I think "Oh, I need to include this and then how about this" I put those as nodes into mind map and then its easier for me select the order I want them in. Its also easier for me to figure out missing pieces.

Hope this gives you some ideas