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Resumes That Stand Out Using Idea Mapping
2 Aug 2010 Author: Jamie Nast In: Idea Mapping Example, Resumes and Profile Maps
This unique resume (we actually have named them Profile Maps) was created for Carl Giosa who is the President of G3 Group, the Director of Maximo Integrated Technologies and Euthanex, and the Co0founder/Owner of Simply PBJ. Carl’s personal contact info has been deleted for his protection, but this would obviously need to be included for all resumes.
Some of our clients are using this format exclusively and others are providing employers with both the standard resume AND the Profile Map.
If you want your resume to stand out from the crowd, we at NastGroup, Inc. can provide you with this service along with continued updates. Prices start at $199. Contact us to get started.
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Idea Map or Mind Map about Hamlet and the 1960s
29 Jul 2010 Author: Jamie Nast In: Idea Map, Idea Mapping Example, mind map, Mind Mapping Examples
Idea Mapping helps two more Luther College students. The first posting for this Spring’s Idea Mapping Experiment at Luther College was May 19 where there is more background. Now get ready for Part 6!
Dr. Tim Schweizer spent one 60-minute class teaching them the concepts and guidelines of Idea Mapping. They read chapters 2-5 of the Idea Mapping book, and then spent a second 60-minute class practicing and applying their new skills.
Their assignment was to create an idea map that would be relevant to them either personally, professionally, or academically. He gave them several topic suggestions and allowed for either hand drawn or computer generated maps.
Above you will find Idea Maps #251 & #252. The top one was created by Aaron Schmaltz about Shakespeare’s play Hamlet. The second one is from Kirsten Hash. This idea map outlines her research on the history of what was happening during the 1960s. Thank you for sharing these!
Remember: If you are a project manager and have either considered taking the PMP exam, are in the process of studying for it, have passed the exam, or gave up on the whole process — this is your chance to share your experience in this survey which takes less than 10 minutes. As a “thank you” please enter the drawing for free Amazon gift cards or an autographed copy of Idea Mapping by Jamie Nast. Full story here.
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Third 2010 Idea Mapping Workshop or Mind Mapping Workshop Scheduled for October in Jordan
26 Jul 2010 Author: Jamie Nast In: Idea Mapping Workshops, mind mapping workshops
The Forward Training and Consulting Team in Amman is excited to bring Jamie Nast’s Idea Mapping Workshop back to Jordan for the third time this year.
Registration is now open for the October 10-11, 2010 workshop taught by Jamie, author of Idea Mapping: How to Access Your Hidden Brain Power, Learn Faster, Remember More, and Achieve Success in Business.” For questions contact our team at Phone: +(962-6) 4611277 or Email: idea@fwdtc.com
Forward Training and Consulting believes that a good team is not good enough. So they became business-artists, whole-brainers and risk-challengers. They also KNOW that techniques are not everything so they strive to become sophisticated and genuinely articulate … and have done just that!
Listen to this 3-minute video featuring professionals who participated in the first Idea Mapping Workshop in Jordan. You can also rate this video on You Tube.
Idea Map or Mind Map About Teaching Your Baby to Read
20 Jul 2010 Author: Jamie Nast In: Idea Mapping Example, Liz Kimura
Did you know you can teach your baby to read? CIMI (Certified Idea Mapping Instructor) Liz Kimura from Brazil and her husband had their first baby earlier this year. Her name is Mayumi and she’s almost 5 months old. Liz is going to put materials together to teach their infant daughter to read based on a methodology created by Glenn Domain. He also wrote two books titled “How to Teach Your Baby to Read” and “How to Teach Your Baby Math.”
Above you can see Liz’s Idea Map which summarizes the book “How to Teach Your Baby to Read.”
Add Your Idea Map, Mind Map, Concept Map or any other Graphic Organizer to Jamie’s Idea Mapping Library
15 Jul 2010 Author: Jamie Nast In: Idea Mapping Example, Mind Mapping ExamplesNot only are there nearly 250 Idea Maps featured in this blog, but my website houses over 200 examples as well. When you click on “SUBMIT AN IDEA MAP” you will see a screen that looks like this:
Link to load idea maps, mind maps, concept maps and other graphic organizers into the Idea Mapping Library.
Idea Maps are categorized by:
- Book Idea Maps (the colored versions of the examples shared in my Idea Mapping Book)
- Client Idea Maps
- Additional Idea Maps
Make sure you submit your maps in PDF format and then I’ll approve them for the website. If you also want it posted on this blog, send it in a jpg format with a description to info(at)ideamappingsuccess(dot)com. Let’s build a huge library of Idea Mapping examples!
Students Can Attend the August 2010 Seattle or Livonia Idea Mapping Workshop at 50 Percent Off
14 Jul 2010 Author: Jamie Nast In: Idea Mapping Workshops, mind mapping workshops
The latest public Idea Mapping Workshop added to my schedule will be held in Seattle August 24-25, 2010. Students can get a jump start on their study skills prior to the start of a new school year. This course was just added to the registration page. Please know that there will be adults attending the workshop as well. The inclusion of students DOES NOT change the content of the workshop in any way. You can view the course abstract here.
The other Idea Mapping Workshop in August is scheduled for 11-12th in Livonia, Michigan.
So wind up your summer with the sites and activities provided by these two wonderful cities, and give your student a gift that could change their future.
Idea Map or Mind Map about Growing Local Foods, College Psychology Studies and Reid Wilson
12 Jul 2010 Author: Jamie Nast In: Idea Mapping Example, Mind Mapping Examples
Idea Mapping helps three more Luther College students. The first posting for this Spring’s Idea Mapping Experiment at Luther College was May 19 where there is more background. Now get ready for Part 5!
Dr. Tim Schweizer spent one 60-minute class teaching them the concepts and guidelines of Idea Mapping. They read chapters 2-5 of the Idea Mapping book, and then spent a second 60-minute class practicing and applying their new skills.
Their assignment was to create an idea map that would be relevant to them either personally, professionally, or academically. He gave them several topic suggestions and allowed for either hand drawn or computer generated maps.
Above you will find Idea Maps #247 and #248. The top one was created by Andrew Finanger about growing local foods. The second one is from Denna Downhour. This map outlines her study notes from her Psychology class. Thank you for sharing these!
Remember: If you are a project manager and have either considered taking the PMP exam, are in the process of studying for it, have passed the exam, or gave up on the whole process — this is your chance to share your experience in this survey which takes less than 10 minutes. As a “thank you” please enter the drawing for free Amazon gift cards or an autographed copy of Idea Mapping by Jamie Nast. Full story here.
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- Tags: Andrew Finanger, College Students Use Idea Mapping for Better Grades, Denna Downhour, Growing Local Foods, Idea Map or Mind Map, Idea Map or Mind Map to help study psychology, Idea Mapping and Mind Mapping Examples, Idea Mapping Example, Luther College, Mind Mapping Example, PMI, PMP Survey, Tim Schweizer
Keyboard Face Matrix
9 Jul 2010 Author: Jamie Nast In: Idea Mapping Workshops, mind mapping workshops
<:o) ):ol I’ve never seen anything like this before — let me explain. Every year I teach an Idea Mapping Workshop in December in Palm Beach, Florida. Vanda North joins us if she’s in town, previously certified instructors often join in the fun and of course we always get to meet new participants and learn from them as well. For whatever reason I did not finish sharing about last December’s Palm Beach events, so this is overdue and will take a few postings.
One of the more interesting tidbits of knowledge came from one of the new participants, Tracey Lyon. During a portion of the workshop I teach a basic drawing lesson so that they can more easily add images to their Idea Maps. Tracey drew this matrix for us of face emotions based on keyboard keystrokes. We all thought it was brilliant! To see Tracey’s Idea Map Christmas card click here.
Join us for the upcoming public Idea Mapping Workshops August 11-12 in Livonia, Michigan or August 19-20 in Montreal, Canada or December 6-7, 2010 in Palm Beach, Florida.
Idea Map or Mind Map?
6 Jul 2010 Author: Jamie Nast In: Differences Between Idea Mapping and Mind Mapping, Idea Map, Idea Mapping Example, mind map
People attending my Idea Mapping Workshop often ask me what the difference is between an Idea Map and a Mind Map, so today I thought I would show you a few of the differences. Mind Maps are governed by a strict set of laws as defined by the trademark and other published materials. An Idea Map throws out the laws giving freedom to the creator to make their application most valuable to them.
For example Mind Map laws state that you can’t have more than 7-9 branches per map, only a single word per branch, and all words or images must be on a line or branch. Shown to the left are two Idea Maps from my Idea Mapping Book. (You can find the pdf versions and other Idea Mapping examples at the Idea Mapping Success website.) The top Idea Map is a book summary of “Orbiting the Giant Hairball” by Gordon MacKenzie created by Megan Clark. (BTW – Excellent book on creativity written by a past V.P of Hallmark.) She has more than 10 main branches, has floating images and topics and has more than a single word on many branches.
The bottom Idea Map follows more of the traditional Mind Map laws. So a Mind Map can also be an Idea Map, but an Idea Map is rarely a Mind Map in the strictest sense of the Mind Map laws.
A Leader and an Idea Map Equals a Formula for Success
30 Jun 2010 Author: Jamie Nast In: Idea Mapping Workshops, mind mapping workshops
I have had the privilege to teach an annual Idea Mapping Workshop for the Saline Leadership Institute (SLI) for the last 12 years. Regardless of the industry these leaders come from, the Idea Mapping tool continues to help leaders return to their businesses and lives more productive, more creative and more organized.
One of the challenges for leaders at every level of the organization is how they can get their arms around an overwhelming amount of information, make sense out of it, and then take the appropriate actions. Professionals are often immobilized at the thought of tackling major tasks. An idea map can become an image that houses all the necessary data on one piece of paper. This enables the brain to see connections between ideas that would not be apparent in a linear document. Once the map is created, you can step back and “think about your thinking.”
Saline Leadership Institute was founded in 1998 in Saline, Michigan by Gretchen Driskell, Bill Lavery and Dan Stotz, … read more about SLI.
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