The concept is like an office suite, (in that the applications are full featured and primarily offline). The applications revolve around
expressing ideas in a personal capacity, rather than a professional one.
- Brainstorm Speed-Mapper
- a thorough, directed mind mapping application built specifically to
prioritize the emergence of ideas' structure with the greatest possible
speed - the shortest amount of delay from conception to expression.
- enforcing hierarchical structure is off by default.
- (key to this emergence)
- (key to the more personal approach)
- (differentiates it from most mind-mapping applications)
- Personal Wiki
- built around the logical and fluid presentation of information to
yourself
- Your version of the world - your take on the world - your
perspective and individuality.
- creations range from scrapbook - to PIM - to logically structuring any and all visions of the Universe and everything ever
- Lesson Presenter
- Variation of presentation software (i.e. perhaps literally a reworking of something like LibreOffice Impress)
- One person creates it while others operate it (versus presentation where the same person creates and operates it)
- asynchronous (rather than built for a group meeting presentation)
- for non-linear learning
- (users start from a home slide, and move back and forth, drilling into various topics.)
- (more like a web page)
- nested/embedded
- 2d menus
- 3d widget menus
- .pptx format as well as a compression format that packages all related offline content in a single playable file
Application Interoperability
- Brainstormer can produce
- an outline for a paper
- menu structure for the wiki
- Lesson presenter can produce .pptx files, compatible with standard presenters simply by opting out of extra feature-set.
- Wiki can produce
- mind map
- lesson structure for presenter
- menu structure for wiki
- easy meta data from wiki tables and custom fields etc.
- Secondarily, the applications can produce web-based exports
