Mind Map: Internet Navigation Manual for Minors

Author: China Youth Society Service Center
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: The "China Youth Internet Project" is a program guided by the Central Committee of the Communist Youth League, the National Committee of the Young Pioneers, the State Council Information Office, the Central Civilization Office, the Ministry of Education, the Ministry of Information Industry, the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, and other departments. It is jointly developed by various sectors of society to benefit hundreds of millions of minors. The goal is to establish a network environment for minors, develop various technical means to ensure healthy internet use, and explore effective mechanisms to eliminate negative impacts of the internet. The project is organized by the China Youth Society Service Center. The first batch of co-initiating websites for the project includes China.com, Qianlong.com, CRI Online, China Youth Online, People's Daily Online, Xinhua News Agency Online, China Online, China Legal Information Online, China Public Science Online, Sohu.com, Sina.com, NetEase, Tencent.com, Sky Net, TOM.com, 21CN, Feilong.com, Blog China, New Oriental Online, and Tsinghua University Affiliated Primary and Secondary Schools Online School. "Mind Mapping" is a method that teaches us how to use our brains efficiently, read quickly, master memory, and develop creativity. Its founder, Tony Buzan, is the founder of the World Memory Championships, the Chairman of the Brain Foundation in the UK, the founder of the Brain Trust and Brain Club by the UK Trust Foundation, and the inventor of the concept of "Basic Brain Skills." Renowned universities such as Harvard University, Cambridge University, and the London School of Economics use and teach "Mind Mapping."