CMaptools or Mind Manager

Hi Oliver:
I guess the most important tools is the clear goal define and a question
list, which around your research intentions.
>From personal experience, the cmap tools are better than the mind-manager,
cause the form is more free, so that it will less possible to limit your
imagination.
Cheers
-- Jarod

On 8/13/07, oliver green <oliverhci at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> I am looking for a tool that will help me extract patterns/trends from
> user
> interviews..Which tool would you recommend for such qualitative data
> analysis?
>
> Should I go for a concept mapping tool like CMaptools or Mind Manager - if
> yes, which one would you recommend? If not, what strategies do you follow?
>
> Thanks,
> Oliver
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