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Mindomo is also good but it doesn´t allow real time collaboration. Each save seems just to overwrites other’s work. But maybe I’m wrong and just misunderstood something.
Regardless Comapping does it for me.
Also, another great feature of Gliffy is that it allows you to publish your diagram, so you can easily put it in your web-page or blog. When you change your diagram, it automatically changes in the web-page or blog, too.
Web of Web :: webofweb.net
Mapul :: mapul.com/
Bubble Mind :: bubble-mind.com/
not mind mapping tools but can do mind maps and they're web based:
Thinkature :: thinkature.com/
Touchgraph :: touchgraph.com/ (an odd one -- read-only mind maps of relationships between web sites)
Web based but not Web 2.0 - expensive
ForceTen :: eedo.com/products/forceten.html
Thinkmap :: thinkmap.com (read only)
I'm not so sure about Comapping - it's really a graphical outliner rather than a mind-mapping product - too rigid.
Vic
mind-mapping.org
The master list of mind mapping &
information management software
Comapping for me can do that. But I do agree that left to right structured form of mind mapping might not be everyones cup of tea.
Dave Storrs of Team Kayuda here. Thanks for giving us the nod; we're really proud of what we've built and the community that has grown up around it, and it's nice to be appreciated.
You might be interested to check out the new features that we just deployed, including (among others): (a) full revision history for node text and (b) layers. Layers work a lot like in Photoshop--every node belongs to one or more layers, and you can turn layers on and off to filter out nodes that you don't want to see right now. I'm finding it very useful in a project management capacity.
--Dks
Just to clarify, WriteMaps does not use flash at all. The app is built entirely with html/css/js.
Good list, thanks.
-S
When I realized a huge mapping work for the preparation of the 2005 World Social Forum, no such tool had been identified, which could have made the work much more participative, as was hoped.
Next time, I'll surely use one of the mentionned software.
I also encourage you to mention CMap, which, though not Web 2.0, is fully collaborative and comprehensive.
Long live rev2.org
I suggest taking a look to WiseMapping(www.wisemapping.com). WiseMapping is a free mind mapping.
I hope you find it useful.
Paulo
It depends on your requirements to choose an online solution or a desktop solution.
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I have tried Bubbl.us and Mind42. Now I'm going to try the other services on the list.
So here are the Tree oriented Apps (mind mappers) : MindMeister; Mindomo; Comapping; Writemaps; mind42.
The Flow charters (or freeform graphing apps) are: Gliffy; Bubbl.us; Flowchart.com;
Kayuda, gave me a "Address Not Found" error.