Technological Tools

Mindmeister

Website: https://www.mindmeister.com

MindMeister is an online collaborative, knowledge-based mind mapping tool that students can use to understand and make connections between concepts, ideas, and information.
Users can share mind maps with others (an unlimited number) and collaborate with them in real-time, ensuring that all participants are always on the same page.
MindMeister’s History Mode lets users go back in time and review the entire change history of your mind map.
User can attach files from computer, Google Drive, Evernote and Dropbox and insert comments, URL or Email.

	User view
	Inviting people to edit or view a mind map by Email address or user name
	Two user interfaces for team collaboration

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