Using a page to keep notes about a book:
- is valid and fine, as long as it is about:
- outlining the content of the book
- Takes the form of a hierarchical structure, like a custom Table of Contents.
- Like all hierarchies, it:
- facilitates navigation
- especially during learning
- cannot produce any emerging value
- facilitates navigation
- Like all hierarchies, it:
- Takes the form of a hierarchical structure, like a custom Table of Contents.
- capturing the book’s overall meaning in a concise way
- This is mostly:
- about highlights
- for memory refreshing
- potential flashcards
- for communicating to potential readers
- This is mostly:
- outlining the content of the book
- has nothing to do with:
- journaling
- The schedule for reading a book is irrelevant.
- The actual date/time of reading a book is irrelevant.
- knowledge management
- The place/space of reading something is irrelevant.
- Knowledge management is not:
- book management
- quotation management
- Notes are associations of concepts, they are not lists of:
- quotations
- references
- A book contains notes of its author.
- The reader’s notes from reading the book and pondering:
- may originate here
- don’t belong here, but where they can provide leverage
- journaling