which takes a Wikipedia search query and builds a Mindmap from it.Mindmapping is a really great way to visualize information, whether working individually, or as part of a group. I've been using Mindjet's Mindmanager for about four years. 
More popular in the K-12 sector is the significantly cheaper Inspiration, which I find to be a bit more simplistic and "cartoony." 
A recent trend is online or web-based mindmapping, such as MindMeister and Mindomo. Each offers a free basic version and a subscription-based paid or premium service. MindMeister's focus is on providing a collaboration platform for mindmapping, while Mindomo is about building a mindmapping community - a sort of YouTube for mindmapping.
For some interesting uses of MindMapping, you can read A Beginner's Guide to Mind Mapping Meetings on the Lifehacker blog.
More popular in the K-12 sector is the significantly cheaper Inspiration, which I find to be a bit more simplistic and "cartoony." 
A recent trend is online or web-based mindmapping, such as MindMeister and Mindomo. Each offers a free basic version and a subscription-based paid or premium service. MindMeister's focus is on providing a collaboration platform for mindmapping, while Mindomo is about building a mindmapping community - a sort of YouTube for mindmapping.
For some interesting uses of MindMapping, you can read A Beginner's Guide to Mind Mapping Meetings on the Lifehacker blog.
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Hello from Mindjet, makers of MindManager. I love your Civil Rights Movement map featured in this post and would love to chat with you about it and a program we're creating for mind mapping bloggers. If interested, please email me at: gaelen.oconnell@mindjet.com. I couldn't find a direct email address for you. Thanks! Gaelen.
Here is another tool worth looking at www.comapping.com
I have used MindJet and Mindomo, but CoMapping has exceeded by expectations. In fact, it left me quickly seeing if I could get a refund on my Mindomo subscription.
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