Roberto Vidales is an ecologist and has been using what he calls “idea trees” as a tool to develop an ecological-holistic view and consciousness about nature and the big challenges we are facing now as human beings — like the global warming or climatic disaster. He uses this idea tree as an educational tool to share with friends, neighbors, local government authorities, and different audiences in Mexico City and surrounding areas. This is Roberto’s second contribution to this website. See his first idea map in spanish. I met Roberto when he attended (and successfully completed) the Buzan Licensed Instructor Course that I taught in October of 2005.
This is superb. What an excellent demonstration of the value and pleasure of mind mapping a subject in detail. And what an excellent example of the use of mapping software – I love the inclusion of the photos. A memorable map
Excellent work. Imagine how much faster people would accomplish tasks and jump out of silos if everyone in the organization @ a project or initiative were to use this tool.
[…] – Roberto Vidales’s (abeto008@yahoo.com.mx) original idea map in Spanish was published in the August 14, 2007 posting. He has translated it, and continues to use it to communicate to others about climatic […]
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Steve Rothwell
August 17th, 2007 at 7:09 am
Jamie
This is superb. What an excellent demonstration of the value and pleasure of mind mapping a subject in detail. And what an excellent example of the use of mapping software – I love the inclusion of the photos. A memorable map
Jamie Nast
August 17th, 2007 at 2:00 pm
Steve,
Glad you liked it! I’ll let Roberto know.
Jamie
ambidextrousone
May 14th, 2008 at 12:38 pm
Excellent work. Imagine how much faster people would accomplish tasks and jump out of silos if everyone in the organization @ a project or initiative were to use this tool.
Jamie Nast
May 14th, 2008 at 1:13 pm
Totally agree!
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[…] – Roberto Vidales’s (abeto008@yahoo.com.mx) original idea map in Spanish was published in the August 14, 2007 posting. He has translated it, and continues to use it to communicate to others about climatic […]