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Hi Angie I am working with mindman 3.0. The next version (3.5) will have it's roll out these days. In my opinio it is a great and easy to use tool. Please refer to their homepage at: http://www.mindman.com/ You can even compile java based web pages from your mindmaps, including links to whatever other pages you like (take a look at my new homepage, not perfect, but very quickly produced with this tool - though this is not it's primary purpose). Good luck Joerg At 12:15 25.09.98 +1000, you wrote: >I am a new member of this list and not sure of the types of discussion. > However, I am seeking some information about a software package which will >produce maps of attitudes, ideas opinions etc. > The idea I have for use of the package is; during initial interviews with >young people (yp) to build a map of each yp's opinions and attitudes >towards (eg. school, parents, the community) and to map their value system >together with them. This will then be explored further during later >interview sessions. There are several advantages I can see by using a >software package: interviewer/interviewee work together breaking down the >i/i barrier; the young interviewee may become more interested in the >project; yp would have own copy of 'mind map'; comparitive analysis between >subjects; use with NUDIST if possible. >Angie > >Angie Marsh >Centre for Research and Learning in Regional Australia >University of Tasmania >WEB http://www.educ.utas.edu.au/CRLRA > ************************************************************ Dr. Joerg Struebing Free University of Berlin, Institute for Sociology, Babelsberger Str. 14-16, D-10715 Berlin, Phone office ++49-30-85002-140 Phone home ++49-561-774946 Fax office ++49-30-85002-138, E-Mail: [log in to unmask] www: http://userpage.fu-berlin.de/~ifs/struebin/welcome.html ************************************************************ %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%