Steps
- Open the note you want to map.
- Choose Mind Map from the note’s study tools.
- Wait a moment while Duetoday identifies the main topic and branches.
- Explore the map. Expand and follow branches to see how ideas connect.
- Use it to revise. Cover a branch and try to explain it before you look.
Tips
- Map before you memorise. Look at the mind map first, then make flashcards for each branch.
- Spot the thin branches. A branch with very little under it often means the source covered it briefly; check your slides or ask Galileo for more.
- Compare lectures. Mind maps of consecutive lectures make it easier to see how a module builds week to week.
