'visual thinking' yielded 8 matches.

Showing matches 1 to 8:

1. Dave Gray's reading list A lot of people have asked me to recommend books on visual thinking, visual learning, the brain, business, etc., so I have compiled this list. I've added a brief note to each book so you can see why I think it's important. This isn't an exhaustive l...
2. Visual thinking school Visual thinking is about using pictures to help you solve problems, think about complex issues and communicate more effectively. Are you ready to work on your visual thinking skills? You don't have to be an artist. This site is different ev...
3. Introduction to visual thinking Visual thinking is a module in visual thinking school, a course designed to help you learn how to think and communicate better using the visual part of your brain. Visual thinking is a way to organize your thoughts and improve your ability to think a...
4. Mind Mapping or Idea Mapping? So just what is the difference? Let me start with some history. There have been many historical examples of the use of visual communication, but in 1270 AD Ramon Llull created a diagram called the "Tree of Knowledge". At that time they were called t...
5. Use Inspiration Software to Visually: Think, Plan, Organize, Design, & Learn The mindServegroup are specialists in Inspiration Software® (it’s what we do, and all that we do). Our mission is to serve the minds of the thinking community and to inspire visual thinking across a variety of disciplines. Inspiration Softw...
6. Synergistic Business Marketing Is your marketing effort unraveling? - Did no one recall reading your newspaper ad on Page 2? - Was your radio sponsorship during rush hour traffic hardly noticeable? - Could no one recall seeing your expensive TV commercial? - And, did your we...
7. Information design Information design is a module in visual thinking school, a course designed to help you learn how to think and communicate better using the visual part of your brain. Information design is the discipline of developing structures which allow peop...
8. Books for Entrepreneurs - The Back of the Napkin When Dan Roam wrote The Back of the Napkin, he probably never thought he was writing a book for entrepreneurs. But that is exactly what he did. The book is about discovering ideas, developing ideas, and selling ideas. That is the entrepreneurship pro...