Tag Archives: notetaking
Dr. Seuss Smart Notes
Smart notes represent one of the most valuable concepts I discovered in my exploration of personal knowledge management. A smart note is a note that can stand alone at a future day as providing sufficient information that you or someone … Continue reading
AI awareness
Educators need to develop an awareness of the emerging capabilities of AI. I mean this in a couple of ways. First, tech-knowledgeable students are probably already using AI (e.g., using a system that works math problems) and educators should consider … Continue reading
Social web highlighting and annotation with Glasp
My recent technology exploration and writing have focused on social highlighting and annotation. The idea here is that one can expand personal reading/viewing experiences by processing the content highlighted and notes on similar topics added by others. Do others focus … Continue reading
Digital is fine, maybe better
There have been recent research studies comparing paper-based and digital processes (reading, note-taking). Those showing a superiority for the paper-based experiences seem to generate the most attention. I hope this isn’t simply a way to legitimate doing things the way … Continue reading