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How to Use Mind Mapping for Studying and Research

By feedwordpress on April 13, 2011
This video is part of the UBC Learning Commons three-minute tutorials series. The tutorial will introduce you to the technique of mind mapping and show you how it can be used for note taking, outlining papers and presentations, and even brainstorming. Visit the UBC Learning Commons Student Toolkits: http://learningcommons.ubc.ca/student-toolkits/ or attend one of our online workshops: http://learningcommons.ubc.ca/online-workshop-resources/
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