This study investigated the learning process and effects of incorporating mind map in a program evaluation and design course with both qualitative and quantity methods. The members who participated in this study included 32 older adults over the age of 65 from two-day care centers of dementia and 36 students. Students were divided into two groups to design an intergenerational cognition program that fits a single program that can be carried out jointly by demented seniors and students. The results found that students had significant differences in their cognition domain, skill domain, and affective domain. It was also found that after incorporating the mind map method, students' learning outcomes were significantly improved. Meanwhile, three growth experiences were produced, including "mind map teaching method flips traditional curriculum, modification of the plan for demented older adults, personal positive growth, and future personal future career choices". Based on recent research results, relevant suggestions are provided for follow-up research work practice.