For our mind map, we have decided to add a speech bubble above each keyword.The process will take a few minutes, but it’ll make the difference. Let’s see how to do it.Īn amazing mind map should have, apart from color-coded ideas and engaging fonts, some icons or illustrations and lines or arrows connecting the nodes with the main idea. Now we need to connect the branches to the main idea and add some elements. You can learn more about how to add, copy and delete text boxes reading our tutorial.īrilliant! You have added the keywords and the features. You’ll need to create a text box under each rectangle.We are going to write a feature per planet under each keyword. The next step is completing the keywords with some extra bits of information.Use them: change the font, size or apply other effects, such as Bold or Italics. In the toolbar, there are font edition tools.Great! Now it’s time to add keywords to the rectangles! To do so, click on the shape.It will help you and your audience establish a clear distinction between concepts when you study them. Pro tip: use different colors to depict different ideas. Add colors: click on it, to go to the toolbar and make use of the Fill color and Border color options.Īddition and edition of shapes from the alternative resources slide.
Repeat until you have one shape per branch. To copy and paste this rectangle, click on it and press Ctrl or Cmd, ⌘, in Mac.Press Ctrl+C or ⌘+C in Mac to copy the shape.o to your mind map slide and press Ctrl+V or ⌘+V in Mac.Go to the alternative resources slides and select the icon, shape or drawing you’ll like to add. Our templates offer a range of alternative resources and icons. There is another option to add shapes in order to create the branches.To copy and paste the existing shape, click on it while pressing Ctrl or ⌘ if you are using Mac and drag the new shape.Īdding squares to create the nodes of the branch Use the options Fill color and Border color to edit it as necessary.Make it big enough to type the keyword inside! To add a rectangle or any shape: Insert → Shape → Shapes → Rectangle.For this example, our branches will consist of a rectangle that will contain a keyword and, underneath, a text box that will explain a little bit more about the keyword. In our mind map example, we will include four branches representing four planets. For our example, we are going to create four: Mercury, Saturn, Mars and Venus.
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