In most cases, I prefer plain analog mind mapping over digital mind mapping. However, Emily Thomas has compiled a very useful list of 50 software tools, and many are free:
“As a hardworking student, you’ve got a lot to organize, including essays, exams, deadlines, and class schedules, not to mention your social and personal life–plus any part-time jobs you may have taken on. In an effort to keep you more organized, we’ve generated this list of 50 useful mind-mapping tools that are designed to help you see your ideas more clearly, analyze and outline research papers, become more efficient when you study, and get inspired to be more creative in your work.”
Read more here:
http://associatedegree.org/2009/07/27/50-useful-mind-mapping-tools-for-college-students
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