Create Your Own Mind Map Using AI Technology
How do MIND MAPS aid you when you revise?
Visualize information: Mind maps are a graphical way of organizing information, which makes it easier to visualize and understand complex topics. By creating a visual representation of the information, you can see the relationships between different concepts, which can help you to remember them better.
Make connections: Mind maps can help you to see connections between different pieces of information. By organizing related ideas together, you can see how they fit into the larger picture. This can help you to understand the material more deeply and remember it more effectively.
Stimulate creativity: Mind maps can stimulate your creativity by allowing you to make connections between seemingly unrelated ideas. This can help you to come up with new insights and perspectives on the material, which can make revision more interesting and engaging.
Identify key points: Mind maps can help you to identify the most important points in the material. By organizing the information into a hierarchy of main and sub-ideas, you can see which ideas are the most important and which ones are supporting details.
Enhance memory retention: By organizing information in a visually appealing and meaningful way, mind maps can enhance your memory retention of the material. By reviewing your mind map regularly, you can reinforce the connections and associations between different ideas, making it easier to recall them during exams or when needed.
5 Easy Steps In Creating Your Mind Map
STEP 1
Head over to the ChatGPT AI site.
Note: If you do not have an account yet, you may register for one HERE.
STEP 2
Type your query in the ChatGPT text box . You may use this command:
“Create a mindmap for <insert your subject and subject code>. Include sub topics for each chapter and frequently tested sections. Show the results in Markdown Language”
STEP 3
Copy the code.
STEP 4
Go to a mind mapping site. We used markmap.js.org in our video as an example.
STEP 5
Clear any pre-existing code in the page and paste the code you have copied earlier.
Congratulations! Start Mindmapping!
You might need to make some adjustments to the mind map to suit your own purposes in revision.
