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have a running list of poets that inspire them.

A side effect of equal contribution in this manner is that students will progressively learn how to properly collaborate in a professional manner (yay!).

equally contribute information that will develop their knowledge of the subject matter and spark conversation for their podcast.

This will be done on the larger level (the overall progress of the project) and smaller level (progress on tasks within the project).

keep track of their project’s progress through the checklist feature.This allows me, as the teacher, to assess my students’ work. They will do this by adding notes to each node indicating who did what. keep track of who performs what research or tasks.Students will be expected to consistently use MindNode 5 throughout their projects to: I also really like that information can be contributed individually or as a group. The great thing about this app is that students can access it during class and at home. In other words, they will use MindNode 5 during our project-based learning poetry unit as a meeting ground to organize their research, opinions, and ideas. In groups, my students will use this app to collectively mind map their projects.

MindNode 5 is an app that allows its users to organize their thoughts in a visual manner. Much of the design and layout has been completely revamped to make it easier to use and to discover the important features.Above is a screencast that I have made to guide my students through the basic usage of MindNode 5. It's a huge upgrade to previous versions, but because many of the changes are subtle, you may not notice it right away. With MindNode version 5, every part of the application has been reconsidered. With a great user interface that makes mind mapping approachable for anyone, MindNode is a great productivity tool whether you use mind maps for note taking, brainstorming, problem solving, book summaries, or anything else where thinking visually about ideas can be helpful. MindNode is an absolutely beautiful application for Mac and iOS that strikes a balance between form and functionality. In this week's show, you'll learn how to quickly and easily create digital mind maps for collecting and sorting information and ideas.