2010 PMI-LA Seminar: Mind Mapping for Project Managers
Speaker: Barbara Ansell, PMP, MSS and Michelle S
Date: February 27, 2010, 8:30am - 12:30pm
Credits: 4
Location: University of Phoenix, Culver City, Room 105
Event Flier File
Early Bird Prepaid Pricing:
Chapter Member: $55
National Member: $55
Non-Members and Guests: $70
Reservations Open: Jan 11, 2010
Early Reservations End: Feb 22, 2010
Event Cost:
Chapter Member: $65
National Member: $65
Non-Members and Guests: $85
In the early 70’s, a research scientist by the name of Professor Sperry confirmed that everyone has full left and right brain potential. Our left brain mental skills produce lists, text, and numbers while our right brain interprets color, images, intuition, rhythm, and imagination!
While Professor Sperry was confirming the capacity for humans to think and create using both hemispheres of our brains, Tony Buzan was creating a process called “mind mapping” or “radiant thinking” in which he helped people formulate their thoughts and ideas through color, pictures and letters.
A mind map is often a visual and colorful representation of thoughts and ideas – a visual “manifestation” of how our brains work. A mind map can help provide a clear picture of information enabling the viewer to take in large amounts of data and associated ideas from a single picture.
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Directions:
200 Corporate Pointe, Culver City, CA 90230 – Parking: Enter on Hannum Avenue and park on P4 level. Free parking.
Menu Info:
Coffee and Bagels to be served.
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