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For project management the most important thing is to develop a meaningful background (calendar, tim... |
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As a user I often make an effort to structure my database / maps so that I impose my own logic of up... |
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> Michelle forwarded everyone a web chat question from T. Tihamer regarding > how Compendium would h... |
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Compendium, as a tool and methodology, is not meant to enshrine or put forward a preferred or paradi... |
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I can indicate a decision to go ahead with an idea by switching the icon from the "light bulb" to th... |
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Usually what I do is indicate the chosen idea with a Decision or Note node. You could also assign a ... |
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Here's what we teach in the Dialog Mapping Workshop. An important aspect of the argumentation proce... |
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I know of three ways to do this: 1. Have two screens and two projectors. This way content (PP) get... |
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In PowerPoint I was looking at my slides in the slide view. As an experiment I dragged an image of ... |
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One way would be for the keeper to copy and paste them to a new map (remembering that the nodes 'kno... |
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If the keeper identifies items that should be discussed the next time the group convenes, how can th... |
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Compendium at present allows for multiple users on a given database, and you can have a database on ... |
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When people have seen Compendium for the first time, they've often asked if there was a way that sev... |
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Here's the basic procedure for dragging and dropping Excel content at present: In an Excel spreadsh... |