AutoMind makes it easy to do research for assignments, projects, presentations, or simply for personal knowledge.
Using state-of-the-art semantic and linked data technologies, the app lets you select from a large number of kinked facts found on WikiPedia, New York Times news archives, CIA World Factbook and Project Gutenberg.
The key facts are presented as “semantic" or "rich" mind maps, a revolutionary new way to organise and review knowledge. The automatically generated mind maps are clickable, enabling you to drill down and discover additional new facts.
See product web site for details.
http://csabaveres.net/mobilesemantics/styled/index.html
Facebook page for product news and update information.
https://www.facebook.com/automindmapping/
Features:
* Find facts from WikiPedia, New York Times news archives, CIA World Factbook and Project Gutenberg (NYT data available under CC BY license http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/us/ )
* Select only the facts you want
* Preview rich mind maps within the application
* View all selected facts in a simple outline form (point form)
* All facts are referenced with a URL
* Export as a clickable HTML rich mind map, which can be used for knowledge reviews or for presentations.
* Export in mind map format for further editing with many free or commercial mind mapping tools on the iPad or Desktop
* Export as rich text format which can be used to create text documents (reports) or slide presentations.
* Export as OPML for use with outliner applications.
* Share image of RDF on Twitter, Facebook.
* Follow us on @AutoMindCreator
Example maps (these full size maps are best viewed on a desktop computer):
http://csabaveres.net/Tori.html
http://csabaveres.net/Budapest.html
http://csabaveres.net/VanGogh.html
http://csabaveres.net/Jaguar.html