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* Edit mindmaps offline via Gears or Adobe AIR
* Edit mindmaps offline via Gears or Adobe AIR


 
Most important commands and functions
{|class="nicetable"
! Function
! Command
|-
|add node
|
*Doubleclick on any place or click the green plus-icon
*ENTER adds a node to the same layer
*INSERT adds a childnode
|-
| delete nodes
|
* CTRL + click on the node,
* press DELETE
* click the red minus-sign
|-
|deletes a node and all of his child-nodes
|CTRL + D
|-
|Undo and Redo
|
*CTRL + Z and CTRL + Y or
*use the icons|
|-
|Autocomplete-Node
|press END
|-
|move node
|
#position a node over new parent,
#release mouse,
#reposition node
|}


==See also==
==See also==

Revision as of 10:00, 17 June 2010

This contributed code activity module can add, create and share mindmaps within Moodle.

Features

  • Create and share mindmaps online.
  • Make mindmaps public or share them with groups or make them public.
  • Export maps to XML, PDF, image or Freemind-files.
  • Edit mindmaps offline via Gears or Adobe AIR

Most important commands and functions

Function Command
add node
  • Doubleclick on any place or click the green plus-icon
  • ENTER adds a node to the same layer
  • INSERT adds a childnode
delete nodes
  • CTRL + click on the node,
  • press DELETE
  • click the red minus-sign
deletes a node and all of his child-nodes CTRL + D
Undo and Redo
  • CTRL + Z and CTRL + Y or
  • use the icons|
Autocomplete-Node press END
move node
  1. position a node over new parent,
  2. release mouse,
  3. reposition node

See also