VR Map for Peter Ralston's Book on Mastery

[Wisebaxter]

Hi guys, 

I created this map using Noda in VR. It's a great little app for system thinkers. Grab it if you have VR. 

I sent it to Ralson and he said it looks like fun and a lot of effort (fanboy fantasy moment). I had asked him if I'm at liberty to post the video, seeing as it's his work. He didn't say no in his response so I've posted it for now. 

View it from a Browser Here:

https://noda.io/view/index.html?map=eaa6a8a9-2d93-41f0-a39b-cfd8a7fe6293&auth=11e48df6-f3b4-4cc0-8caa-455f2ba004b1

If you want to download the room for your own headset, use this CSV file:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-DlxCQEnG7SNwPKPa7hNkzuN8PsAW-bN/view?usp=drivesdk

Basically you just load your room, open the CSV file on your browser in VR and it will import everything into your room. You'll need the subscription though. It's only £4 a month. 

Here's a tutorial on how to do it:

If you're interested I can join you in the room and show you around. That's the cool thing about Noda, you can get multiple people in there.

It's an incredible learning tool. Being able to Map ideas out like this...

I have some other stuff on my YouTube channel too, showing various techniques and ideas. 

I'm going to do Donella Meadows book on systems thinking and also map out spiral dynamics. Get on board with me on this guys. We could collaborate 

Oh and do pick up Peter's book, it's a gem 

 

 

 

Edited May 25 by Wisebaxter

[OBEler]

That's some serious work you put in. Thank you I will check out later.

[Wisebaxter]

@OBEler

23 minutes ago, OBEler said:

That's some serious work you put in. Thank you I will check out later.

Thanks! The joys of being unemployed Hope you find it interesting/useful 

I'll warn you in advance, it's LONG (said the actor to the bishop). Then again being a follower of Leo's content I'm sure you're used to it 

Edited May 25 by Wisebaxter

[AION]

Is there a way around the subscription?

[Florian]

@Wisebaxter I fucking love this concept, gj dude

[Wisebaxter]

@AION

6 hours ago, AION said:

Is there a way around the subscription?

I'm afraid not  You can buy the app for about £20 but it's missing the ability to use 'export hosting.' Then again you may not ever want to do that. 

I found this info online:

Noda Core (buying) offers unlimited maps, data import/export, and shared access. Noda Plus (subscription) provides unlimited cloud services, export hosting, and exclusive features.

It sucks I know. You can still use the free version to see if it's something you might want to invest in at some point.

 

Edited May 26 by Wisebaxter

[Wisebaxter]

1 hour ago, Florian said:

@Wisebaxter I fucking love this concept, gj dude

Thanks @Florian that feedback means a lot to me