For my first mind map I decided to solve the problem of never having enough time. This mapwas tougher then the second because I didn't really let myself think I just sort of scribbled a lot. When I came back to it after the 20 minutes I added a lot of picture and color and that helped me to come up with new words. I never actually solved the problem though because there was still too much going on. The hardest part was trying to figure out where to put things and what went with what. I think that my problem was to broad, I tried to cluster too many things into the problem and I ended up going way off the base of the actual problem. This mind map was not something I liked because I felt like I could have done more with it however I didnt know where to go or what else to add. I tried to go back to it again a few days later but I just didnt like it and wasnt able to come up with any more to add to it. I think that the process here was good because in the end I was able to see a broad table of the things I need to do and the time I have and then the things that I do that take up time that I need, but it was just to confusing to make anything of it.
For the second mind map I tried to figure out another problem that went a long with time. I decided to look at what was actually important to me and what made me happy. This was a lot easier. I was able to come up with a lot of words and branch things off of them as well. I think that the process over all helped me to come up with what was important to me and what mattered in the aspect of time. However I think that the problem was just to broad. It wasnt actually a problem and I think I could have come up with a better justification to my first issue. I actually liked this map better then the first because it was easier to think and add to it. The words came quicker and I was able to branch off easier and come up with new words a
nd new things to solve the problem.
No comments:
Post a Comment