A taxonomy of notes

노트 분류에 관한 글을 소개합니다.

https://nesslabs.com/taxonomy-of-notes

노트 분류에 관한 다양한 의견들이 있습니다.

Andyʼs working notes:

• https://notes.andymatuschak.org/Taxonomy_of_note_types
  
• “ephemeral scratchings (임시적 스크래칭)”, “prompts and incomplete notes (프롬프트 및 미완료 노트)”, evergreen notes.

Matt Brockwell의 evergreen 🌲 notes 4단계 구분:

• ​https://medium.com/@mattbrockwell/a-taxonomy-of-notes-c6fc77aac311​
  

Alex Chamessian 목적 (aims), 종류 (types), and 참조 (sources of notes)에 기반한 구분:

• https://achamess.github.io/ideas/taxonomy_of_notes.html
  

 Professor Alaa M. Al-Musalli:

• Taxonomy of Lecture Note-Taking Skills and Subskills
• https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/10904018.2015.1011643

이 모든 접근 방식을 포함하는 노트 구분은 없다는게 저자의 생각이며, 다음 다이어그램은 저자의 노트 분류입니다.

노트 분류의 다양한 방법:

• Medium. Where the note is recorded. This could be digital (on a phone, tablet, laptop) or analog (post-it note, notebook, index card, etc).
• Goal. Why the note is recorded. Notes can be taken with a variety of aims, such as productivity, memory, creativity, collaboration.
• Temporality. When and for how long the note is recorded. Notes can go from quick and ephemeral (“fleeting note”) to living archives you keep on adding to (“evergreen note”).
• Format. How the note is recorded. The note could be written (bullet points, excerpts), audio (voice note), or visual (screenshots, doodles, graphs).
• Method. There is a bit of overlapping with the format, but this looks at the specific method used for taking the note, such as the Cornell method, mind mapping, or Zettelkasten.
• Structure. How the note is arranged. Logs, lists, and excerpts are lower-effort, whereas outlines and summaries are more involved. Again, some overlap with format.
• Source. Was the note generated from a book, a research paper, a newspaper article, a tweet, a podcast, a conversation?

here is my visual with key terms used for my Zettelkasten:

A surprising insight:

• "Permanent Notes" are networked, but have no hierarchies.
• Many "Structures" are necessary to work without hierarchies.

https://forum.zettelkasten.de/discussion/1019/a-taxonomy-of-notes