MindView: Mind Mapping Software

Mind Mapping

Mind mapping is a visual tool that allows you to represent ideas in a graphical way. It is a non-linear tool that structures information in a way that more closely resembles how your brain works. The MindView Software is based on proven mind mapping theory which enhances creativity, clarifies thinking, and helps improve understanding. The software is a visual tool that helps you develop and present ideas visually, and then provides a way to export the information to other formats.

Applications and Features

• Organizing and Presenting Ideas
• Creating Visual Action Plans
• Visually Outlining Academic Documents
• Planning Research Papers
• Curriculum Planning
• Creating Historical Timelines
• Brainstorm Ideas for Headings and Sub-Headings
• Visually Generate a Hierarchy and Chronological Order Using Drag and Drop
• Use Text Editor to Associate Text and Research Information on Each Branch
• Capture Information From Online Sources
• Use the Citation Tool to Cite and Reference Work
• Export to Word or PowerPoint as a Linear Structure

Assistive Technology

Assistive technology software functionality includes text-to-speech, Dragon Naturally Speaking integration, predictive text, high-contrast mode, and audio notes.

MindView software has been accredited by the Digital Accessibility Centre for compliance as an accessible tool . Key features include:

• Added Dragon Naturally Speaking Integration with Native Commands
• All Training Videos are Sub-Titles
• Keyboard Only Accessibility for All Functionality
• Improved Integration with JAWS and ZoomText
• All Text Made Available for Screen Readers

Accessing the Software:

In order to access and use all the features of the software, you first need to create an account using your NAU email address.

1. To create an account, navigate to MindView Online and choose the Create Account Link at the bottom of the screen.
2. When you return to MindView Online, you will just need to log-in using the account information you previously created.
3. You can also associate your Facebook, Microsoft or Google account and use it to log-in, after you have created the new account. The instructions for associating one of these accounts with MindView Online can be found on the MindView Online User Guide.

Quick Start Tutorial