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This presentation aims to introduce you to the skill of Mind Mapping in relation to genealogical research. Mind maps are not a new invention; they have been around for centuries. They are basically a hierarchical diagram used to visually organize information.
Mind maps can be as simple or complex as you want them to be, however they help organise your planning and thought processes by visually mapping the information. We will explore how they can be used at each stage in your research: planning, problem solving, reporting and even writing up. We will use practical examples to show how they can prove invaluable in breaking down brick walls and also discover how they can clearly show up conflicting data issues in your research and likewise gaps in your research plans. Once you implement mind mapping into your skill set you’ll find it invaluable.
Linda Hammond is a professional genealogist with over 35 years’ experience. As well as carrying out research for clients, she also works as a tutor for the Strathclyde Institute for Genealogical Studies on their Masters programme. Linda's specialized research focus is on Reformatory and Industrial Schools in England. As well as publishing articles on the subject she has also created a website (http://www.deris.org/) to allow people to search for their ancestors in the records of the Devon & Exeter Reformatory and Industrial Schools for boys.
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