My goodness these take me back – I still have mine for A’Level, Uni and Bar School!
I still use them extensively for case prep – especially closing speeches when making notes of evidence in court! Top tip – get yourself a decent set of coloured pens (I use artists drawing pens) and keep them with you at all times (well all waking hours anyway). Plus a pad of plain paper – makes mapping easier to do and read.
I’ve never used the online versions but understand them to be goods, however, not very user friendly for lawyers with a court based practice.
A good mind map software (which is what I think you mean by ‘online’ versions) is Mind Node at http://www.mindnode.com. Don’t be turned off by their website – it’s really for Macs and iPads. It was used to put the mindmaps at http://www.lawmindmaps.com together, so that might give you an idea of what things look like.
Hi Michelle
I’m so happy that you passed all your exams. Those mindmaps above are brilliant, and I’m sure they did play a part in your success.
Have you tried online versions of mindmaps? We use Mind Genius in this household. I am a novice but MjB has used it extensively.
Best wishes
Rhianne
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My goodness these take me back – I still have mine for A’Level, Uni and Bar School!
I still use them extensively for case prep – especially closing speeches when making notes of evidence in court! Top tip – get yourself a decent set of coloured pens (I use artists drawing pens) and keep them with you at all times (well all waking hours anyway). Plus a pad of plain paper – makes mapping easier to do and read.
I’ve never used the online versions but understand them to be goods, however, not very user friendly for lawyers with a court based practice.
Warmest regards and keep on keeping on
Alison
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A good mind map software (which is what I think you mean by ‘online’ versions) is Mind Node at http://www.mindnode.com. Don’t be turned off by their website – it’s really for Macs and iPads. It was used to put the mindmaps at http://www.lawmindmaps.com together, so that might give you an idea of what things look like.
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