Once you're done brainstorming, you can turn your work into a finished outline, presentation, or report. The easiest to create is a standard outline. Just click the button on the far left corner of the screen, which toggles the program between the outline and diagramming modes. That toggle is part of a row of buttons that run along the top of the screen. These buttons control adding and organizing ideas.
Inspiration can help here too.
The program comes with lots of templates in which you can plug in your work, including ones for teacher lesson plans and student book reports. You can customize the templates through a bottom row of buttons that control the shape, color, and the way idea circles are connected. Inspiration also comes with a library of 1,250 symbols and graphics to represent ideas. And you can design your own symbols or import graphic images, adding them to the library. This kind of graphic flexibility helps make Inspiration more fun for students.