While MindMup is a powerful and flexible tool, it does have some limitations to be aware of. Here are some of the main limitations of MindMup:

Limited free features: MindMup offers a limited set of features for free. You need to purchase a subscription to access more advanced features, such as exporting to different file formats, real-time collaboration, and integration with other tools.

Steep learning curve: MindMup can take some time to learn, especially for new users to mind mapping tools. It may take some time for students to get comfortable with the interface and to understand how to use the various features effectively.

Lack of advanced formatting options: While MindMup allows for some basic formatting options, such as changing colors and fonts, it is not as robust as other mind mapping tools when it comes to advanced formatting options like adding custom shapes or images.

Limited offline functionality: MindMup is a cloud-based tool, which means that you need an internet connection to use it. This can be a limitation if you or your students don’t have reliable access to the internet.

Not suitable for large-scale projects: While MindMup is a great tool for small-scale projects and assignments, it may not be suitable for larger-scale projects with many collaborators or complex requirements.