Academic deans and program coordinators
Annual curriculum review meetings to compare degree offerings across multiple years
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The Degree/Tech Resources Comparison mind map template tracks the evolution of academic degree offerings and technology resources at an institution across five academic years (2009â2010 through 2013â2014). It contains 235 nodes organized by year, with each year branching into 'Degrees' (or specific schools like 'College of Arts & Sciences Degrees' and 'School of Education') and 'Tech Resources'. Key degree categories include Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, Associate of Arts, and Associate of Science, while tech resources cover systems such as Banner, CAPP, APEX, Email, and Drives (LSC and S Common). This template serves as a historical reference for curriculum and IT changes, making it ideal for academic planners and administrators tracking program and tool evolution.
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IT directors and system administrators
IT infrastructure planning sessions to visualize the evolution of tech tools and systems
Accreditation specialists and institutional researchers
Accreditation reporting to document historical changes in programs and resources
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Open and Explore Yearly Branches
Open the .xmind file to navigate through the historical branches from 2009 to 2014 and review the degree and tech resource lists.
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Update Data and Customize Visuals
Add new sibling nodes to include recent academic years and use custom colors or icons to highlight specific curriculum or IT changes.
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Export and Share Your Analysis
Save your finalized comparison map as a PDF or image file to share historical insights and resource trends with your academic planning team.
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The template covers five academic years (2009â2010 to 2013â2014), each with degree offerings (Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, Associate of Arts, Associate of Science) and tech resources (Banner, CAPP, APEX, Email, Drives). Later years add schools like the School of Education and tools like Salesforce.
Open the .xmind file and review each year's branch. You can add new years, modify degree lists, or update tech resources to reflect your institution's actual timeline. The template's structure makes it easy to compare offerings side by side.
Yes, the template is fully editable. You can add, remove, or rename nodes, change colors, and insert new branches to match your specific data. It works in Xmind desktop and web versions.
The 'Drives' node includes sub-nodes 'LSC' and 'S Common', likely representing network drives or shared storage locations used by the institution. It helps track changes in file storage resources across years.
Absolutely. While designed for degrees and tech resources, the yearly comparison structure can be adapted to track any evolving categories, such as product features, team skills, or budget allocations.
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