
Explore how Evernote unifies cross device access to collect ideas, articles, voice notes, and resources; organize with a simple Getting Things Done inbox, powerful search, and seamless integrations.
Explore how mind maps support visual thinking by aligning with our brain's non-linear, associative processing, organizing information hierarchically with nodes and subnodes for brainstorming, planning, and decision making.
Explore mind maps using various tools and templates to organize projects, plan weekly tasks, and support decision making with textual and graphical information.
Learn to create a mind map from Evernote notes to plan a birthday, organizing guests, menu, and celebration ideas with hierarchy, connections, and drag-and-drop workflows.
Store your mind map in Evernote and synchronize it across devices by dragging from hard drive to an Evernote note, then share with guests and search maps by name anywhere.
Link a mind map node to an Evernote note by copying the note's internal link and adding a hyperlink in the mind map, then authorize to view the note.
Explore deeper integration of mind map software with Evernote by authorizing access, selecting data and notebooks, syncing mappings as notes containing image and text for cross-device access and search.
Identify two options: direct integration with evernote when available, or use a universal copy-link method to save web-based mind maps into evernote notes.
Evernote is one of the best note taking applications and oranizers. But it has no capabilities for visual thinking, which mind maps have. In this course you will learn how to use Evernote together with mind maps and increase your productivity!
You will effectively solve tasks as brainstorm, decision making, planning and other tasks that require visual thinking, using mind maps with information from your Evernote.