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If you are looking for a mind mapping software, you may want to take a look at Joerg Mueller’s FreeMind, a mind-mapping software written in Java.
Although I am not really familiar with other mind-mapping software, I think Freemind is more than enough for simple concept maps such as the one shown below. » Read more
Not anymore. If your hard disk or online storage account is running out of space and you have no budget to upgrade, one of the best options to store/back up your files is Window Live’s SkyDrive. SkyDrive has 25GB of free online storage
How do you get one?
Pretty easy. All you have to do is to go to Windows Live and sign up. Once you are done, log in and hover your mouse to Windows live logo located at the upper left of the Windows Live page, and then choose Skydrive (see figure below).
In Skydrive, you can choose to keep your files on your own, to share it with friends, or to make it public.
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Photo: Messy Messy by Bare Dreamer.
Natural Math is a web mathematics community for math teachers and students founded by Dr. Maria Droujkova. Despite being in is beta state, it’s one of finest math community website I’ve seen so far. It has a variety of features: a blog, a forum, a group interest and many more. Some of its notable projects are Math 2.0 Group Interest, Math Lexicon and Special Snowflake.
The most current addition to Natural Math, which is one of my favorites, is the Ask Natural Math page, where community members can ask, answer » Read more