Tools

Mindmapping

• XMind
• MindMup.com

Visual Thinking

• Scrintal
• Heptabase

Sketch-noting is to Infographics in a way Journaling is to writing newsletters/online.

Easier to teach/learn in this order - Concrete, Pictorial, Verbal and finally abstract.

Example, long division in maths.

— Gaurav

Sketch-noting

1. Draw shapes
2. Indicate
   • relationships (edges)
   • flows/sequence (arrows and numbers)
   • info hierarchy
   • people (stick figures)
   • emotions
3. Use
   • symbols (emojis)
   • different borders

— Arvind

Condense the entire idea into one piece of paper to be shared with team members - one glance cards. Makes it thoughtful and articulate.

— Gaurav

Understand the difference between Linear thinking and Non-linear thinking. Non-linear thinking - the effect of compounding.

— Radhakrishnan

ROACH Mapping

1. R - Reflective Questions (Goals)
2. O - Opportunities
3. A - Achievements
4. C - Challenges/Concerns
5. H - Humble Next Steps

Where mind mapping is useful

1. Thinking (In to out)
2. Learning (Out to In)
3. Communication (Me to You)

Exciting four days ahead. Looking forward to meeting great minds and lovely people.

I've thought about the difference between Literary Tamil and Colloquial Tamil, wondering if was holding us back. TIL, it's known as diglossia.