Filing Index Cards with a C-Line Document Sorter

Not surprisingly, I don't always file away my index cards as quickly as I probably ought to. Every now and then I go through my deck of unfiled cards and try to sort them into my card index/zettelkasten. The end of the year seems like a pretty good time to clear the decks. Because I haven't documented some of this portion of my process before, I thought I'd take a few photos of my C-Line document sorter which I use to do a fast sort of cards before filing into my card index. I bought it a […]

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I discovered a new thing about a week ago & now I’m obsessed.
#CommonPlaceBooks! The idea is one central (common) place to store lots of information you want to refer back to in the future with no real rhyme or reason except maybe grouped into topics. Index cards are good for individual info as you can move them around.
I already do this with my OneNote notebooks. I have a “quick notes” section then I organise them into topics later but of course I’ve had to buy a book etc to make a book version! 😉

#SpecialInterest

Hiperfijación con los "Commonplace Books"

El título de la entrada de hoy no deja mucho lugar a la imaginación. Durante el puente volví a verme algunos vídeos sobre "Commonplace Bo...

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Knowledge management practices on romantic display in George Eliot’s Middlemarch
#CommonplaceBooks #Zettelkasten #GeorgeEliot
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Knowledge management practices on romantic display in George Eliot’s Middlemarch

Given that George Eliot had her own commonplace book, it’s fascinating but not surprising to see a section of prose about note taking and indexing practices in Middlemarch (set in 1829 to 1832 and published in 1871-1872) literally as the romance story is just beginning to brew. [Naturally a romance with index cards at its heart is just my cup of tea,

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Knowledge management practices on romantic display in George Eliot’s Middlemarch | Chris Aldrich

Given that George Eliot had her own commonplace book, it's fascinating but not surprising to see a section of prose about note taking and indexing practices in Middlemarch (set in 1829 to 1832 and published in 1871-1872) literally as the romance story is just beginning to brew. [Naturally a romance with index cards at its

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Knowledge management practices on romantic display in George Eliot’s Middlemarch | Chris Aldrich

Given that George Eliot had her own commonplace book, it's fascinating but not surprising to see a section of prose about note taking and indexing practices in Middlemarch (set in 1829 to 1832 and published in 1871-1872) literally as the romance story is just beginning to brew. [Naturally a romance with index cards at its

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Here’s a version of the timeline of some of the intellectual history I presented today at the #PKMSummit in Utrecht. I’m happy to answer any questions, or if you’re impatient, you can also search my online digital repository of notes for any of the people or topics I mentioned.

#PKM #zettelkasten #CommonplaceBooks #productivity
https://boffosocko.com/2024/03/22/55822161/

Personal Knowledge Management Timeline

It covers variations of personal knowledge management, commonplace books, zettelkasten, indexing, etc. I wish we'd had time for so much more, but I hope some of the ideas and examples are helpful in giving folks some perspective on what has gone before so that we might expand our own horizons.

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Here’s a version of the timeline of some of the intellectual history I presented today at the #PKMSummit in Utrecht. I’m happy to answer any questions, or if you’re impatient, you can also search my online digital repository of notes for any of the people or topics I mentioned.

#PKM #zettelkasten #CommonplaceBooks #productivity
https://boffosocko.com/2024/03/22/55822161/

Personal Knowledge Management Timeline

It covers variations of personal knowledge management, commonplace books, zettelkasten, indexing, etc. I wish we'd had time for so much more, but I hope some of the ideas and examples are helpful in giving folks some perspective on what has gone before so that we might expand our own horizons.

BoffoSocko.com