# Student view

On Mindmap, students will see the title and instructions set by the teacher.

![Mindmap student ](/files/yyGmDgLF1TEmFoVnQRbb)

Students are then prompted to add their ideas from the given subject.

If the `Multi user mode` is enabled, then students share the same mindmap with other team members. 

If the `Multi user mode` is ***not*** enabled, then each individual student gets to create and use  their own mindmap. See [advanced settings](/lams/tools/mindmap/create.md#advanced-settings) in author.

Ideas can only be deleted if the student has created it. If the idea was created by someone else, then it cannot be removed.

Students can zoom in or out of the mindmap as well as can expand/collapse ideas.

### Add ideas

Students can add ideas to the main subject added by the teacher.  Each student can move the ideas in the mindmap by dragging ideas in the canvas. To edit the text of an idea, students double click on it to add text. Additionally, for each idea, students can assign a colour background too.

### Ideas visibility to students and the Multi user mode

If the teacher enables the option of `Multi user mode`, students can add and view each other ideas on their shared mindmap.

![Two students in the same class/group can see changes to the mindmap simultaneously.](/files/91OuMOzFWYUEr7Y0dyjk)

### Edit ideas

Students can change the text or colours of their own ideas.

![Mindmap student edit ideas](/files/edAxY1SgjnHjh9yPtvmB)

### Delete ideas

![Mindmap student deletes ideas](/files/kxJ0IEJTNC7W7atMQ9LY)

Student can delete only his ideas -as long as the student deleting it, was the one that created it. 

### Expand/Collapse ideas

![Mindmap expanding/collapsing ideas](/files/irUh56DVqsldaGx4tvnt)

On clicking finish the student completes the activity.


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