Mind mapping

4 May 2022

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Mind Mapping was originated by Tony Buzan as a way of helping people to learn more effectively. Mind mapping uses colour, shapes and dimensions to record information in a practical and fun way. A mind map creates a clear picture/ map of all relevant and interlinked points. Mind Mapping may be used to capture, or structure information being received from parties at any stage of the mediation It is particularly helpful during the 1st and 2nd meetings as it helps the mediator build their mental picture of what is going on for the parties. Key Authors: Tony Buzan Key. Check out these websites: www.mind-mapping.co.uk/index.htmwww.buzanworld.com

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