Tech Thursday brings Pro Marcos in the spotlight.

They allow teams reuse content, highlight important information, display dynamic content, and keep documentation easier to update over time.
The session is short, practical, and focused on what you can actually do inside XWiki.
Last chance to register, or share it with someone who manages documentation in XWiki and might find it useful.
👉 Save your spot:
https://xwiki.com/en/webinars/Tech-Thursday-Pro-Macros
#XWiki #TechThursday #Documentation #KnowledgeManagement #OpenSource

For a long time, I believed a 'second brain' meant capturing every single thought I ever had. My archive became a graveyard of half-finished ideas. The turning point was realizing that a lean system is a trustworthy system. I started auditing my notes and deleting the noise. Now, I spend significantly less time organizing and more time actually thinking.

#omnicanvasnotes #digitalworkspace #secondbrain #knowledgemanagement #productivity #notetaking

Here's something I've been sitting with: to get the most from AI, you need knowledge and strong cognitive ability. But extended AI use can erode both of those things.

It's a genuine paradox. I've set up red lines in my AI use to protect my thinking - but I'm curious how others approach this.

How are you protecting your cognitive abilities while still using AI? More on my approach: https://www.ctnet.co.uk/what-is-knowledge/

#AI #PKM #KnowledgeManagement #Zettelkasten #ArtificialIntelligence

How do you actually mark up paper books or digital books while reading? Do those annotations ever get useful?

I've created a reference card that shows exactly how I annotate books. It helped me create consistency and keeps everything organised. I browser it regularly for quick lookups while reading.

It covers mark types, margin notes, the 8-node index card system I use constantly, and more. One part of a full active reading toolkit. Check it out here for a longer description:

https://sites.google.com/view/paperstackpro/home/extra-tools#h.x8dxg0vg2dc9

Which technique actually stuck with you?

#ActiveReading #ReadingWorkflow #BookAnnotation #StudySystem #KnowledgeManagement #Productivity #Learning #StudyTips #ReadMore #DigitalLearning

When synthesizing dozens of sources, stop organizing them by the date you read them. Instead, group your sources spatially by theme. Create dedicated zones for foundational works, key debates, and methodological approaches. Physically clustering opposing positions allows you to see the gaps in the literature where your own original ideas can fit.

#omnicanvasnotes #digitalworkspace #canvaslayout #researchtips #knowledgemanagement #academicwriting

⏳ Only two weeks left until GITEX AI Europe 2026⏳

Meet us on June 30 and July 1, 2026 in Hall 1.2, Booth 26.

The focus will be on modern knowledge management, AI-powered knowledge databases, and the public debut of BlueSpice Galaxy.

🎤 There will also be daily short presentations on-site with Richard Heigl, CEO of Hallo Welt! GmbH, at 10:00 AM and 2:00 PM each day.

➡️https://bluespice.com/bluespice-at-gitex-2026/

#BlueSpice #GITEXAIEurope #GITEX2026 #KnowledgeManagement #AI #HalloWelt

Before I started my Zettelkasten, I assumed all knowledge was the same. Turns out it isn't.

Three distinct types:
- Tacit: learnt by doing (riding a bike, driving)
- Explicit: ideas shareable through words, like this post
- Specific: unique to you - shaped by your genetics, upbringing, and lived experiences

Which type do you rely on most? More in my latest post: https://www.ctnet.co.uk/what-is-knowledge/

#PKM #Zettelkasten #KnowledgeManagement #NoteTaking #SecondBrain

I've been exploring what knowledge actually is - and it's more interesting than I expected.

Turns out there are three distinct types: tacit (learnt by doing), explicit (ideas we can share through words), and specific - the kind unique to you.

New post exploring all three, and why this matters more than ever in the AI age: https://www.ctnet.co.uk/what-is-knowledge/

#PKM #Zettelkasten #KnowledgeManagement #AI #Obsidian #NoteTaking

LLMs shouldn’t rediscover knowledge every time. Karpathy’s “LLM Wiki” turns docs into a persistent, self-updating knowledge base—built & maintained by the AI itself. Huge shift beyond RAG.

https://gist.github.com/karpathy/442a6bf555914893e9891c11519de94f

#AI #LLM #KnowledgeManagement