Conference attendees, journalists, and note-takers
Attending a multi-speaker conference and needing a structured way to capture key points from each talk.
Use cases
About
The TedxStormont 2013 mind map captures notes from the TEDxStormont conference held in Belfast on Thursday 28th March 2013, featuring 193 nodes across 18 speaker and event branches. This template organizes key insights from talks by Peter Robinson, Martin McGuinness, John Paul Flintoff, and others, covering themes like imagination, peace process, dignity, and journalism. Specific nodes such as 'Imagination is the beginning of creation' and 'Fishing important in peace process' highlight the conference's focus on vision and reconciliation. The mind map also includes event details (date, theme 'Imagine', website) and performing artists like Gary Lightbody.
Terms and ConditionsWhen to use this template
Students, researchers, and policy analysts
Studying peace process and conflict resolution examples from Northern Ireland for academic or policy work.
Writers, educators, and speakers
Preparing a presentation or article on themes like imagination, dignity, or women's rights using real-world examples.
How to use this template
Step 1
Open and Explore Speaker Branches
Launch the template in Xmind to browse the 18 speaker branches and expand nodes to review key insights from the TEDxStormont conference.
Step 2
Add Custom Notes and Topics
Insert your own subtopics or notes into the existing structure by right-clicking nodes to capture additional reflections on the event themes.
Step 3
Customize Style and Export Results
Personalize the visual theme with custom icons and colors before exporting your finalized mind map as a PDF or image for sharing.
Frequently asked questions
The template includes notes from 18 speakers and performers, covering topics like peace process, education, journalism, dignity, and women's rights. It also contains event details and performing artists.
Open the .xmind file in Xmind, then add your own notes under each speaker branch. You can reorganize topics, add subtopics, and color-code ideas to capture key takeaways.
Yes, the template is fully editable in Xmind. You can modify any node, add new branches, and customize the layout to fit your own conference notes.
This node lists 10 elements of dignity from Donna Hicks' talk, including acceptance of identity, recognition, inclusion, fairness, and safety. It explains how honoring dignity helps resolve conflicts.
Absolutely. You can duplicate the structure and replace speaker names and notes with content from any conference. The template provides a ready-made framework for capturing talks.
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