In a recent article published on their website, OnlineDegree.com sang high praises for Mindomo and the value it brings to current online college students throughout the world today. By providing eLearners a place to organize their thoughts and have them reviewed by others, Mindomo essentially simulates a large-scale learning environment right in each distance-learning student’s living room.

The website also points out a plethora of other facts about online college students and the way that they learn; while at-home schooling promotes higher graduation rates, better learning retention, and generally higher grade point averages, the one major complaint that students have is the lack of community and fellowship.

While goal-oriented students can do just fine studying independently, others need that feeling of being a part of a group to really shine. Some online colleges do have group-related activities and projects online but just as many do not.

“The reason we reached out to Mindomo was fairly obvious,” Varnon added, “and I think it is an awesome benefit to anyone who is pursuing an online degree or preparing for a new career. The networking possibilities are endless.”

On top of promoting various student tools, OnlineDegree.com also reviews online colleges, scholarship programs, and features expert advice from several online teachers and administrators. It is currently one of the premiere sites on the Internet for obtaining information about an online degree. The staff does an excellent job keeping readers up to date on current events and news within the genre as well.

Hello everybody,

We are very glad to present you another guest post from one of our users, Donna Reish
She currently works with kids at an art school and will tell us a bit about their experience with Mindomo and Mind mapping.

Here it goes:

This is a guest post by Mr. Oaks, who is a teacher at Oakland University. We would like to thank him for investing time to explain how mind mapping is useful to him.

Teaching developmental mathematics can be a very difficult task sometimes.