63 – MindMeister

UP a further 39 places in 2019

MindMeister is an online mind mapping tool that lets you capture, develop and share ideas visually.

Website: mindmeister.com
Cost: Free and premium pricing
Availability: Online

Top 100 Tools for Personal & Professional Learning 2019: 41
Top 100 Tools for Workplace Learning 2019: –
Top 100 Tools for Education 2019: –

Past Overall Rankings
2018: 102   2017: 115    2016: 171    2015: –      2014: –      2013: –
2012: 46    2011: 52      2010: 73      2009: 88    2008: 59   2007: –

Comments from some of those who selected Mindmeister as one of their Top 10 Tools in 2019

  • “For mindmapping big projects and easily see the whole scenario.” L&D Practitioner, Spain
  • “Many functions for creating mindmaps” Head of Learning, Germany

Previous comments

  • “mindmapping tool with extensive possibilities and a very good iPad app. (personal and professional learning)” Jan Van Belle, 2018
  • “I’ve always liked mind maps for organizing my thoughts and projects and MindMeister has been my favorite tool for some time.  I don’t know how I would do my preparations for the CPLP exams without it.” Dave Lee, USA
  • “This mindmapping tool is the cream of the crop. I use it constantly.” L&D Specialist, USA, 2016
  • “I’ve been really getting into this collaborative mindmapping tool. Recently created a collaborative mindmap as the basis for discussions in a conference session. People from round the world contributed and on the day delegates worked on it in real time.”  Rob Hubbard
  • “Mindmapping is a very powerful methodology for structuring your own ideas but also within workshops it can be a strong tool for both learners and trainers. MindMeister is a basic online tool. It stands out because of the clean and crispy interface, the excellent sharing options (share it really the way you want) and the user centric and personal service. MindMeister helps me to keep all the information in my head organized.” Marcel de Leeuwe
  • “Mind42 and Mindmeister – I’m currently torn between which of these tools I prefer.  They are very similar  in the capabilities and what they have that none of the other online tools has is simultaneous collaboration. Team decision making, project planning, strategic planning, and brainstorming are a few of the activities that can be enhanced through collaborative mind mapping.”  Dave Lee

How to use MindMeister for Learning

Here you will find some basic guidance and links to resources on how to use MindMeister for teaching, training, learning and development.

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