The Suggesterator: A cool new option for NovaMind 4 Platinum
NovaMind 4 Platinum offers this free plug-in program, which transforms the mind mapping program into a brainstorming tool. In this brief screencast, I explain how it works.
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The suggesterator seems to be a cool feature. Another similar one that may help is Google Sets (http://labs.google.com/sets): you enter some words and other ones of the same category are predicted. Though it is beta, it worked well for both concrete and abstract words.
Posted by: V. V. Vilela | March 22, 2008 at 03:37 PM