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1. Use MindGenius hooked up to a whiteboard or projector to facilitate class discussions, encourage more students to participate and to learn from each other.
2. Outline learning objectives in MindGenius at the start of the session.
3. Explore the topic in detail and gather information during the session, in front of students, in a way that lets them absorb what's been said, and come back to ideas later to add further information.
4. Use the information collected as a basis for further class, or individual work, with the option to export to MS Office packages to use as a framework for essays, projects, study aids or presentations.
5. Revisit the information gathered to reinforce learning on an ongoing basis and to reflect on what has been covered at the end of a topic.

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1. Get ideas out quickly with the ability to really focus on preparing a rounded view of the content.
2. Utilise the MindGenius approach to ensure ideas are fully explored.
3. Use the MindGenius map to consolidate information from different sources and reduce the amount of information students need to work with.
4. After the initial idea gathering stage, visually restructure the map to naturally add order to the essay.
5. Once content is completed, export at the click of a button to a formatted MS Word document

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1. Use MindGenius to work out the scope of the project and what needs to be completed to ensure a successful conclusion to the project.
2. Pull information from different sources, such as books and websites, together into the one map, which simplifies research.
3. Ability to get an overall view of the different elements of the project and how they fit together, enabling students to decide what's relevant and not relevant before the report is formatted and too difficult to adjust.
4. Structure of the map allows students to break the work down into manageable chunks to enable them to keep on top of tasks.
5. Use the information gathered as the basis for project reports and presentations, with a one click export to MS Office packages such as Word and PowerPoint.

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1. Ability to explore their topic and gather information to consolidate different research sources into one document to help make research easier.
2. Freedom to focus on the content of the presentation, allowing students to get their ideas out of their heads before they need to consider how the presentation looks.
3. Visually reorder the presentation at any time to add a natural structure.
4. Personalise the map by adding colour and images to help students remember key points and give them confidence for delivery.
5. Fast one click export to MS PowerPoint leaving students with a formatted PowerPoint presentation, ready to add further graphics and animation to.

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1. MindGenius can be used in class to facilitate inclusive learning sessions which encourages students to learn from each other.
2. Study notes can be quickly created from class notes and used to summarise and consolidate information which reduces the amount of information that needs to be retained, helps to build understanding and gives the ability to see key points at a glance.
3. Images and colour can be added to MindGenius study notes to help visual learners and assist memory recall for facts and figures.
4. Once the map is created, it can be used to revise and reinforce learning and as a method for students to test themselves.
5. MindGenius helps students be better equipped to manage their time, tasks and priorities.

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1. Gather thoughts quickly to build up an overall view of a subject, with the ability to go back and elaborate on any point with no need to recreate the map.
2. Summarise wordy text based information sources into an easier to understand format using keywords and associations to highlight important points.
3. Visually restructure ideas to add hierarchy to the map to show interdependencies and importance, and to develop a structure which is extremely useful when using notes as the basis for essays, presentations or projects.
4. Add colour and images to personalise a map and aid memory recall and use the map as a document to test knowledge.
5. Re-use and edit ideas at any time, either in map format or export to MS Office packages.

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1. Quickly capture your initial ideas and gather data from disparate sources to create a comprehensive plan of learning outcomes and what you need to include in your lesson.
2. Break the plan down into manageable chunks to understand how it will be delivered, the main activities required and a step by step guide on how to achieve them.
3. Use MindGenius hooked up to a whiteboard or projector in class to outline those sections you wish to share with students.
4. Use the map to gather evidence and evaluate the effectiveness of the plan.
5. Re-use and restructure your plan at any time as the basis for further classes, or to assess how well the lesson went, or export your thinking to MS Office packages such as Word to re-use your thinking, or share ideas with colleagues.

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