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You probably worked with or at least heard of Microsoft PowerPoint. PowerPoint is a powerful tool to give presentations to your colleagues,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], clients and others. In this article, I want to compare it with MindMapper. MindMapper is a mind mapping tool that enables you to store, manage and display lots of information on a certain topic in one easy overview.
At first, comparing these two tools may seem strange, but they are both used to deliver presentations. Both can even work together to create a powerful presentation experience. But there is a difference you need to know />
Let's start with the most important difference between the two products. This has to do with flexibility to present your information to your listeners and viewers.
PowerPoint works with slides. You create slides that contain usually text formatted information you want to share. Then you show slide after slide to your audience. It kind of works the same as those old holiday picture slideshows you may remember from when you were young.
I always loved to mess up the mind of the presenter. I asked him or her something about a slide that was a couple of slides earlier than the current one. They had to go back... getting nervous because you broke their train of />
Would they have used a tool like MindMapper, this would have never had happened! The biggest advantage of using MindMapper to present your information lies in the fact that you use a mindmap. That mindmap shows all the information in one clear overview. So when people have questions about something you talked about before... you can easily find it and show it.
The creators of MindMapper know that most people still use PowerPoint to present their information. That's why you can export your mindmap with all your information to PowerPoint. For me, this is completely useless option.
Think about it. You have everything in one overview. You can guide your audience through the information. They know where you are in your presentation and they see where you are going. Then... you take this beautiful mindmap and export it to a number of linear text-based slides with many bullet points. Again, everything is,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], just like in those good old times, on slides. You have to know which slide is containing what />
One final remark before I let you try this yourself is this. In MindMapper you can roll the branches up and down. This makes it easy to guide your listeners through the information. Roll the information up when you want them to focus on the part you are talking about. When you are ready to show them the other information, you roll down that branch. Easy,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], right?
Who needs PowerPoint this way?
What you don't know yet,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], is how a little twist to this system makes it even more powerful using a practical mindmap. Learn how mindmaps will make you much more effective in dealing with all your information. Have a look at [link widoczny dla zalogowanych]
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