Mindmaps for 400

Finally non-profit self-organizing software testing is happening in Denmark. On may 21 2014 we actually had two events:

• Copenhagen Software Testing Meetup at Podio
• QA Network Aarhus at eBay Aarhus

At the first I was glad to share my experiences using mind maps in software testing, note taking and information structuring. (Get the PDF Xmind mind map here: https://jlottosen.files.wordpress.com/2014/05/mindmaps-400.pdf)

• Mind maps for 100: Read all about mind maps here:  http://www.ministryoftesting.com/resources/mindmaps/
• Mind maps for 200: Examples of mind map guidance:
  • http://lisacrispin.com/2011/02/28/using-mind-maps-for-test-planning/
  • http://visible-quality.blogspot.de/2014/05/test-documentation-and-mindmaps.html?
  • http://testconsultant.blogspot.co.uk/2010/04/ewt12-mind-mapping-and-testing.html
• Mind maps for 300:  Real life examples from my collection
• Mind maps for 400: 
  • Mind maps helps you explore your ideas
  • Mind maps helps you structure ideas
  • Mind maps help you visualize
  • Mind maps helps you see areas of depth

You stop going deeper down the tree, when there is nothing more knowledge to gain, just like good (exploratory) testing.

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Cultural context of the “for 100″ comes from the Jeopardy TV Quiz, where the questions come in 4 levels: 100, 200,300, 400 for the  increasingly harder questions. The prize is similarly $100 for level 100 etc.