Wardley Mapping Template

Very helpful

Awesome! Thank you!

Hi Nick - perfect! Thank you for sharing the video.

Hello Nick,

the Wardley map would be a perfect example for your Flip Workbook 😀

What you think?

Regards, Andreas

Thanks Andreas, this is a good idea. In fact any of the strategy maps would benefit from an explanation on the reverse side. This highlights the contrast between presenting decisions and actions on the front of the map, and developing the thinking process on the back.

Nick, I like the idea of the combined Wardley Map along with a Mind Map.

I've created a template of the Wardley Map, however it is not saving as a template - everything still moves around.

I followed the directions for savings as a template without success. Am I missing something simple?

I'm saving it in the template folder and selecting the Mind Manager Template (*.mmat) , (*.xmmat) for the Save as type.

Any insight?

You have done the right thing. A "template" map is just a map, with some content in it already. Even the "blank" template is still a map that can be edited. Saving a map as a template does not make anything read-only.

If you want to freeze the background shapes and images used to create the framework, right-click in the canvas and click Background > Lock all background objects. This means they stay in place and cannot be selected or moved, making it easier to manipulate topics over them. To release the lock for further editing, right-click in the canvas and click Background > Unlock all background objects.

Nick,

Thank you! The lock all background objects did the trick - perfect!!

Now, slightly armed and extremely dangerous :-)

V/r Sully