Cool Software
I was looking for a free software which allows you to send free mass email newsletters. I downloaded and started using the free version of GroupMail 5.2.058.
The free version is adequate for basic purposes and is very easy to use. It is possible to create emails containing graphics using this software. It is also possible to import a list of users and add them to groups.
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Saturday, November 24, 2007
Thursday, November 22, 2007
Mindomo - Software for Mind Mapping the Web 2.0 Way
Cool Software Mind Mapping
Ever since I read the book: Mind Map Book by Tony Buzan, I have been using this wonderful technique for almost everything. Mind mapping is a great way to organize one's thoughts and
to brainstorm. I've used mind mapping at work, with my studies, and sometimes simply to help my thinking. I also found this very helpful when preparing for speeches at Toastmasters.
In the past I used the open source software: Freemind.
This is a really powerful tool and I've done very complex mind maps with Freemind.
However, during the past year, I have started using more Web2.0 software and it wasn't long before I started looking for a Web2.o tool for mind mapping.
Last week I started using Mindomo which is a web based mind mapping software. You can use it free for up to 7 private mind maps. Compared to Freemind, this is easier to use as I don't need to open another application each time. I can simply use my browser. When I click a hyperlink on the mind map it can open in another tab on the same browser window, which I find very helpful. It is also possible to share the mind map as an HTML page.
Ever since I read the book: Mind Map Book by Tony Buzan, I have been using this wonderful technique for almost everything. Mind mapping is a great way to organize one's thoughts and
to brainstorm. I've used mind mapping at work, with my studies, and sometimes simply to help my thinking. I also found this very helpful when preparing for speeches at Toastmasters.In the past I used the open source software: Freemind.
This is a really powerful tool and I've done very complex mind maps with Freemind.
However, during the past year, I have started using more Web2.0 software and it wasn't long before I started looking for a Web2.o tool for mind mapping.
Last week I started using Mindomo which is a web based mind mapping software. You can use it free for up to 7 private mind maps. Compared to Freemind, this is easier to use as I don't need to open another application each time. I can simply use my browser. When I click a hyperlink on the mind map it can open in another tab on the same browser window, which I find very helpful. It is also possible to share the mind map as an HTML page.
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