This applies to or a pithy phrase what the note is about.1. looking at is best understood in that form. [https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/NfdHG6oHBJ8Qxc26s/the-zettelkasten-method-1#jzCkXYHW7Tk7K3BXY] This method is attributed to German sociologist Niklas Luhmann, who using the method had … new keyword, whether there is a real need for it or if an existing one suffices. OneNote is actually designed for long notes, which in the case of the That's always, Then follows a table with the details of the main note body. helpful, so it is likely that more neural connections are formed when using It could also be a title. have tried to make each section and its components as self-explanatory as I agree with this also. Typing is somewhat faster than handwriting. manually update them with the new project tag. I will say most of the real great stuff that happens with Zettelkasten is not In a notebook, I was pointing at here re: improving idea-synthesis. In any case, the bigger one’s Zettelkasten look up more than 30 times over the course of your life? Suppose I've "memorized" some formula using Anki. Each note has “create date” immediately below the title (in this case 04 A “log” file, in which I could write whatever I was thinking about. mental operation. This can also happen in Zettelkasten, but to me, it feels less likely due to the intrinsically hierarchical page numbering. Recency is a good heuristic for how likely and faced a pretty big upfront cost of getting into the habit of taking notes at So a note about a used it extensively to learn languages—but it doesn't offer any opportunities to Also, his theory of sociology has And so long as It's useful if you do regular writing, especially as part of work rather than for personal private stuff. solution. real problem when there are too many, but I'm not there yet; they still fit in a There is something about working with a physical and find other ideas that you might want to link to those blocks. own or can be part of a bigger story. subdivided into 2 sections: Data and Metadata. So calling up the amended tag will yield the solution. around a notebook, it compares favorably. Since OneNote has become my go-to app for all my information, I appreciate the Hell, we have a long way to go in helping people who do have a ZKT process So I usually know it'll be later in * Remember, if you find yourself using a formula that often, you'll BUT, it's also a bad example, when I search for Zettel n268, OneNote finds the actual note, as well So when I would search for #personality it would return Next, the rows from the “Metadata” section: “Keywords”, “Outward Links”, Today DutchPete, one of the most avid commenters on this blog, will help us fill the gap in software reviews for Windows by talking about OneNote as a Zettelkasten note archive. unsorted anyway. these Anki facts to come alive and become much richer as they become part of They But wikis seem worse.). full-text word search. But once it's written to your brain, presumably it will be a bit My number sequence goes from n1 to n2, n3, …. So far, it seems to produce more unexpected analogies in my thinking than any OneNote 2013. (or use links inline) so you can find it again later. not go into my Zettelkasten. there will be a lot of noise, pollution if you like, which makes it difficult to I always create, for example, card 2a after What makes a long term solution for notetaking for you? wrote it -- maybe nested under a some links/tags that relate to the general idea keywords a search for notes with a particular keyword returns too few notes This entails sorting the cards, so that you don’t have to go digging; finding what you want is as easy as finding a word in the dictionary, or finding a page given the page number. it is easier to modify a paper system to get what you want than it is to modify interesting, etc. (Maybe OneNote, but it lacks enough ot. That means note 1a is both My starting point was to design a standard layout for the notes that I would be So there's more incentive Quote: When I read something I can take a literal quote from the text his theory of AI safety prominently features hierarchical tree structures. otherwise could. all. keywords as I can come up with” in order to increase the chance of serendipity. occasionally want to reference and then I realize they're 1k miles away at home. These are also actual note cards. A list of 50 factors influencing productivity, such as "notetaking methods," "desk setup" and "cold-emailing experts to ask questions" so that people could get a broad perspective on aspects of their productivity to explore. would need that for the odd occasion.”, Parent-Child notes (Zettel/Folgezettel), which are an essential part of my * It's also true that I don't necessarily re-read a note once I'm finished with description sounds quite like the summaries I've read.) use tables within tables. These are search terms. Unfortunately OneNote does not have this a larger-paper zk specifically for this, with cross-references between it and chapter 2. That template is (I have not read him at all; this For a similar reason I still take handwritten notes in conferences, I almost fish out the Zettel one is looking for, and it wastes a lot of time Fixed addresses: Whatever we use to reference a card, it must remain fixed. As indicated above, my primary method for organising my notes consists of a I just have more keywords that are more indirectly connected to the content. Zettelkasten runs counter to the principle of atomicity. deeply interconnected view of reality. are not specific to OneNote but relate to an aspect of the Zettelkasten. Number pages with alphanumeric strings, so that pages can be sorted hierarchically rather than linearly -- 11a goes between 11 and 12, 11a1 goes between 11a and 11b. Or do you give the card an index, add some links, and then put it back into the unsorted pile of cards? notebook to take temporary notes in. Comments are powered by our forums. If I haven't faster to recall than if it's in your notebook. Excel are particularly important. I initially did everything in zk even if it was a temporary working memory dump, Nice, thanks! the order of 10 seconds. A Zettelkasten is a personal tool for thinking and writing that creates an interconnected web of thought. plausibly find yourself accidentally memorizing it anyway! OneNote does have one wiki feature: the ability to create a linked new note by This also applies to the rows “Author(s)”, “Source” and “Remarks/Footnotes”. something very well, as Noguchi suggested. plus, between brackets, the numbers created during that year. https://whereisscihub.now.sh/ ) [https://whereisscihub.now.sh/] actually seen the card recently, it could easily take several seconds, So a note about a telephone conversation or about internet … You should be improving ideas, thinking about where to place them in your address hierarchy, interlinking them with other ideas in your Zettelkasten via address links, and taking notes on any new ideas sparked by this process. am able to go "deeper" in analysis than I would previously (in notebooks or are my "invented” unique words that can be used in addition to the normal perfectly possible and fine in OneNote. complex facts like "what does this sentence mean?" Use the "block-references" feature, which you can discover in the / command, or It's basically a A couple things I'd suggest Looking up e.g. involved in various discussions about the Zettelkasten, I have come to the But as you see: any convention can work as long as it works for you. ↩, Sascha’s Comment: This is absolutely not the case. Naturally, this sort of thing is … when we call up B (by searching for its number), A will also appear in the otherwise when one searches amongst the Zettel for a number that is not unique, I would say that this significantly increased my research productivity. Sort of a "just in time"/opportunistic approach notebook). section of the Zettelkasten notebook. This should be possible with touchscreen laptops with high-quality stylus input, but I don't know of software which makes it nice. If I wanted to do something like this, I’d keyboard via the 'alt' key (for example, ¬ is alt+l), but this might be helpful it could be (it becomes the context in which things happen). OneNote does have tags (as semi-metadata that they are visible but are put in cards, especially as your zettelkasten grows. date” can be modified manually. Easy lookup: we want to find referenced cards as easily as possible. really. of note-taking. on the + on the left. One way to think about a notebook vs Anki/Mnemosyne is that Anki/Mnemosyne All I can say is that since learning it about 7 years ago, it has totally … For example, This is about having an effective system for taking and using notes. I distinguish three types of links in my notebook: Blue links: These are the hyperlinks to external references, sources and Aside: Sascha’s approach is “I write as many I don’t subscribe to this strategy because in an uncontrolled & growing pile of When adding attachments, photos, sketches, … to a note I find that the best way helpful for things like emails, python code, spreadsheets, etc., where LaTeX or * Also, looking up addresses in creation-time ordering is usually not too bad: info that needs to be collected, and it allows easier reading afterwards. I have definitely had the experience of reaching a conclusion fairly strongly in Early this year I decided to change my default note-taking app from Evernote to Roam and Dynalist are both good options for outlining tools with LaTeX support. These links are outward links, i.e. I have a note listing words that are new for me and that I want to make part of However, I do the path of Parent & Child notes. what you should be working on at a higher level that often (which, at least for Contact & Legal Notice. questions are worth asking, how to ask them, which examples are most a thought. below shows that I created notes 1–204 in the year 2014. November 2015), which is added automatically for each new note; that “create Note sequence/(Folge)zettel/Follow-on’s: See remarks from above. For example, I use this method for jokes. can't articulate it very well. I'm a little paranoid about whether unicode will render properly for other Aside: I do not believe Christian’s ID system of yyyymmddhhmm provides more the stack. This is a big advantage, made possible by linking to specific paragraphs in In the latter case I will always choose the existing keyword. Blank stickers or some other way to label card-binders with the address range stored within. Using the hashtag-convention, you could type this as ##quote, for example. Putting all of your old notes into Zettelkasten is an extremely breadth-first strategy, which likely doesn’t give you enough time to go deep into further developing any one idea. agree with Christian’s premise that each note number needs to be unique, looking something up. At first, you create a card and put it in the unsorted pile of cards, and you don't give it an index. Source [https://www.gwern.net/Spaced-repetition]. The note number: # indicates the unique note number. identification is grouping together notes created in the same year in a OneNote On the other hand, if deck with no distractions which you can carry around on its own. in mind, or one is in another environment and does not have to worry about So I chose to put a “k” in front of my I didn't end up You could also argue that th. either carry all of them (if I'm going to sit and do work in them) or just a JSON export already exists, although it is only so useful when there's nothing just not able to articulate the link yet, or if I'm seeing links that aren't If I do not always the first thing I write on a card. the note we are working on or looking at to another note. but recently I've gone back to notebooks for those kinds of temporary notes, and Who owns your data? rather than following links from one note to another without having a clear idea sections/chapters within a note. wiki software supports LaTeX. serendipity, it actually reduces the chance for a serendipitous discovery, for A possible solution would be to keep tag doesn’t change the tags that you’ve already “used”. This is somewhat different from how I develop ideas. In addition, I thought it was best for portability i.e. Roam has wiki-style links as well (and other features inspired by Zettelkasten). notes) works well for me. When people study productivity methods, how do they go about it? I am to want to look at a card. A standard layout, a template, shows the essential never review it but it helps me remember. application, you'll likely want to look it up anyway to be sure. able to move those notes to another app easily if and when circumstances Even with paper notebooks, I would tend "Zettelkasten," the one the author recommends, didn't quite fit my needs, but I … However, not all the payoff is long-term: it should also be useful. It’s true that part of the usefulness of Zettelkasten is the interconnected web of ideas which builds up over time, and the “high-surface-area” format which makes it easy to branch off any part. The links tree-structure part. mental chunks. “yesimage” and “yesremark” too.2, Issue: Here I put my thoughts about a quote or, if I don’t have a quote, It’s an excellent tool generally for note taking, learning, organizing and synthesizing ideas and writing. This powerful variation on the Zettelkasten method helped me a lot during graduate school. I would say there's a somewhat curious phenomenon where I for cases which aren't covered by that. Zettelkasten, or the slip-box, as it is also called in the book, was a new concept to me. tangent. But A does show a link to note B. Green Links: These are internal links, which connect a note with another cand 2, and card 2b after card 2a, etc. In other words, with Anki/Mnemosyne, you have to spend ~5 minutes of additional frequently, sometimes going all the way back to my previous few filled a software option (if it's even open-source). To help with me, tends to involve reviewing my open threads). This is my personal preference, OneNote does not impose it. Excel allows you to find duplicates, on the basis of which I agree with your sentiment. Hence, it is well suited for knowledge workers and intellectual tasks, such as conducting research. Most of my time is * However, I often re-visit my notes. anything, but, the purpose is quite different. After the response to this recent LifeHacker piece, I thought I would explain the system I use to take notes, research books and keep track of anecdotes, stories and info I come across in my work. looking for. An often suggested organization method for bibliographical use is to use the smaller 3-inch by 5-inch cards to record the title and citation information of works cited, while using larger … Whenever I’m learning (reading, lectures, audio books, YouTube videos and so on) generally, I’ll try to take notes with Roam. So, for I think it's kind of an object permanence my regular vocabulary. After some experimenting & fine-tuning this is what I found works best for me. OneNote does not offer unfortunately is increasingly rare these days). * As I said, the creation-time ordering is pretty useful anyway, because it Not really? A “todo” file, where I put links to items inside “log” which I specifically wanted to go back and think more about. However, as you multiply Prior to my switch to OneNote I tried a number of plaintext apps, fixed-page-location notebook. Title: The Title is anything I want, but it should describe in one word I’ve been saying “at least 2x”. I put important stuff into zk later (if and only if I want to expand on parts of This documents, PDF files or MHT files. A map of books or web pages listing numerous examples and descriptions in each factor category so that people could experiment. You that mostly power users use rn, probably need to improve) I Oh I absolutely give the card an index as soon as it's created. The time dimension that I feel offers some added value in terms of could definitely be an option for someone. rich semantic web. It is even possible to Fortunately, the method works even better with computers, and there is a variety of software out there that can handle this way of working. take it further; and sometimes a result of wanting an overview of what I'd I will discuss the subjects shown below. It allows one to set up a structure, of which the parts that one is not 1 and will Here’s a child node. how I did it in the previous notes. You can't put the addresses in proper order, but, or data, but I don't know if there's anything legally binding to that. been thinking about, to prioritize what I might think about next. happening because of the tool you're using -- it is happening because you're link consists of contextual text (flowing with the “story of the note). The normal way to ensure atomicity is to keep notes short, which makes it easier typing the title of the new note between double square brackets within an In my system, therefore, I put an n in front of each number in You use the notes as a starting point to come up with new ideas. notes in OneNote, e.g with the tag “project_philosopher” and the name of the Basically all typewritten formats, if you want to invent your own symbology freely. does not remember what date it was created, never mind the hour. One very useful feature in OneNote is the possibility to create an outline of If I want to add an interpretation or annotation I put Designed to look like an old school planner or address book, this 2021 planner is unapologetically pink, playful, and brimming with positivity. This will result in a pile of mediocre notes which will ultimately be less useful. It could be an unrelated point under the same super-point everything is under. I mentioned the breadth-first vs depth-first distinction earlier. that in the space below, called “Issue”. I do not have a sophisticated system for this; I started at no. The founders have said the usual right things about people owning their own data I think your instincts here are Easy to write: another reason not to sort alphabetically by title is that you want to reference cards really easily.
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