Facilitators and course coordinators at Gaia University or similar institutions.
Planning a webinar on worldviews and personal development for an online university cohort.
About
The Thinking about Worldviews Webinar Contemplanda mind map template structures a webinar session on worldviews, covering check-in, think-and-listen, sharing, a keynote, Q&A, announcements, and check-out. Designed for facilitators and participants of Gaia University, it includes 27 nodes across one sheet. Key branches explore 'Worldviews' (influence on design, WIIFU), 'The Patrix' (memes, patrix busting, a story), 'Spiral Dynamics', and 'Re-Evaluation Counseling' (support, epigenetics). This template serves as a cheat sheet for running a reflective, participatory webinar.
Terms and ConditionsWhen to use this template
Workshop leaders and group facilitators seeking a structured yet flexible agenda.
Designing a participatory session that includes check-in, listening pairs, and a keynote with Q&A.
Educators and trainers in transformative learning or social change programs.
Preparing a reflective group discussion on topics like spiral dynamics and re-evaluation counseling.
How to use this template
Step 1
Launch the Template
Open the .xmind file in Xmind (desktop, web, or mobile).
Step 2
Analyze the Webinar Flow
Review the entire map to understand the webinar flow from check-in to check-out.
Step 3
Personalize Audience Prompts
Customize the check-in questions and think-and-listen prompts to match your audience.
Step 4
Update Keynote Content
Replace the keynote content with your own slides or notes by editing the 'Thinking about Worldviews keynote' branch.
Step 5
Manage Live Session Progress
During the webinar, expand each branch as you progress through the session to keep on track.
Frequently asked questions
The template includes a complete webinar structure: check-in, think-and-listen, sharing, a keynote on worldviews (including the patrix, spiral dynamics, and re-evaluation counseling), Q&A, announcements, and check-out.
Open the .xmind file in Xmind, then follow the branches sequentially: start with check-in, move to think-and-listen, share insights, deliver the keynote, facilitate Q&A, make announcements, and end with check-out.
Yes, the template is fully editable. You can add or remove nodes, customize questions, and adjust the flow to fit your specific webinar needs.
The keynote covers worldviews and their influence on design, the patrix (including memes and patrix busting), spiral dynamics, and re-evaluation counseling with support and epigenetics.
Absolutely. The structure is generic enough for any reflective or educational webinar. Simply adapt the questions and content to your own context.
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