34: Zettelkasten

Episode 34 October 19, 2021 00:42:12
34: Zettelkasten
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34: Zettelkasten

Oct 19 2021 | 00:42:12

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Kris Hans Erik Christiansen

Show Notes

In this episode, Erik discusses his secret summer project - implementing a new note-taking strategy. Erik discusses the zettelkasten (German for "slip box") note-taking method which is a bidirectional note-taking system designed to overcome writer’s block or “the blank page effect.” This system could be useful for a student or instructor who struggles getting started writing, or anyone who wants a new way to connect the notes they’ve taken. Zettelkasten is like your second brain.

SHOW NOTES

Zettelkasten method
*Wikipedia
*Zettelkasten.de
*The ultimate guide

Tools for implementation
*Bidirectional note-taking apps
*Zettelkasten using Notion
*Zettelkasten using Obsidian
 
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