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CPD Event - LexisNexis Mind Mapping

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ALLA(WA) invites members to a Mind mapping session using facilitation techniques 

Manjeet Janjua (Strategic Learning Manager) from LexisNexis will present on:

  • An introduction and understanding of the history and context behind why LexisNexis adopted the mind mapping methodology
  • An understanding of how content is acquired during training
  • An exploration of facilitation v instruction
  • The key principles law librarians can apply in educating and training practitioners to utilise mind mapping in their individual research
  • Next steps and sources of further information in how to utilise mind mapping as a progressive methodology which can be applied across organisations more generally
Where: Ashurst Australia, Level 32, 2 The Esplanade, Perth

When: Wednesday 6th May 2015, 8am – 10am

RSVP: Luise Crisafulli (lcrisafulli@chambers.francisburt.com.au) by COB Friday 1st May.

Please note this session is limited to 20 attendees.

** A light brunch will be provided courtesy of LexisNexis **
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