Free, online tool to make:
Notes, Diagrams and Mind Maps
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Example maps
Take a look at some of the example maps. Clicking the picture will take you to the map page where you can zoom in and out of the map, and add things yourself.
Family tree
using the tv show modern family
An example showing how to add pictures, merge elements, use hierarchies, or see who's related to whom
Periodic table
Zoom in and out of the table
An example with some neatly aligned shapes.
Learning mode
Capitals and countries of Europe
This example showcases flippable elements and study mode. Enter study mode (options menu) and shapes flip for a second on click or touch, so you can quickly study / test yourself. Works great on tablets.
Sorting Series
IMDB top 250 corrected
Filter the shows you already watched, liked or disliked, so you can decide what to watch next. This example showcases a more whiteboard style of use.
Studying Javascript
Taking notes while studying
This is an example of the notes taken following the course Asynchronous Javascript (on edx.org). Lots of copied text and images straight from the course.
Organisational Chart
Of the European commission
See which commissioner has what portfolio and steers which departments.
A decision tree
An example using fruits
An example using some basic shapes, connections and text labels to construct a decision tree / flow chart for fruit. So you know what you are eating...
Walt's Concept Map
A remake of a walt disney original
Walt Disney made this concept map for his imperium, showing how for example music and magazines division enforce the movie division and vice versa.
English grammar notes
A really big map
A map full of grammar. The first map using levels. Levels allow you to show only a particular subset of shapes, which you can use to highlight either structure, or show more details.
Customer journey
Based of a Starbuck customer
This example shows a simple use of tables and lines to recreate a experience map. It shows how simple it is to position anything, anywhere with Breakdown Notes.
Learning Scala
First steps to functional programming
This example shows the notes taken during the course function programming with scala at www.coursera.org. Plenty of branches to follow along.
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Diagrams, maps and notes
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Draw on diagrams
Make a drawing, draw on diagrams, or draw diagrams
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Making notes, and brainstorming is hard. Breakdown Notes brings the tools that support in stead of limit you.
Breakdown Notes is intended for students and professionals who need to learn, think, analyze, brainstorm, collaborate and present. Its intention is to offer one tool to help with all this.
It not a just a text editor, nor is it a note book. Its not just for diagrams, nor just for presentations. It intermingles the basis of all these things, because that's just what you need to get things done.
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