http://www.countwordula.com/new-direction-for-count-wordula-weblog/ Communication for smart people - About knowledge + learning, teaching, writing, blogging, photography, storytelling, language, semiotics Sat, 04 Feb 2012 16:05:03 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 http://www.countwordula.com/new-direction-for-count-wordula-weblog/comment-page-1/#comment-198 Hacking Knowledge: Topic Mind Map : CountWordula Sun, 17 Dec 2006 22:08:09 +0000 http://www.countwordula.com/?p=131#comment-198 [...] Hacking Knowledge: Topic Mind Map Posted by rdash on 12/17/06 in featured, knowledge, learning, teaching To further my new topic direction on this site, I’ve put together an initial mind map representing the topics I’ll be discussing here, based both on my own knowledge and that of what I’m researching at the moment. Some of the topics overlap my Prosperity Project site (more on that later), Steve Pavlina, Life Hack, Life Hacker, and others. Keep in mind that I’ve been following these topics since approximately 1975, from even before I first laid hands on a computer in 1977, when my father had a sabbatical at Berkeley University. The techniques I’ll discuss often work from first principles, using pen and paper, but can be translated into digital form. I’ll mix the two together and, when appropriate, let you choose how you want to follow along. [...] [...] Hacking Knowledge: Topic Mind Map Posted by rdash on 12/17/06 in featured, knowledge, learning, teaching To further my new topic direction on this site, I’ve put together an initial mind map representing the topics I’ll be discussing here, based both on my own knowledge and that of what I’m researching at the moment. Some of the topics overlap my Prosperity Project site (more on that later), Steve Pavlina, Life Hack, Life Hacker, and others. Keep in mind that I’ve been following these topics since approximately 1975, from even before I first laid hands on a computer in 1977, when my father had a sabbatical at Berkeley University. The techniques I’ll discuss often work from first principles, using pen and paper, but can be translated into digital form. I’ll mix the two together and, when appropriate, let you choose how you want to follow along. [...]

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