Arts:Design
Kat King is an information architect who’s “interested in information and how we figure things out.” She replied to one of my Twitter threads about note-taking, and I was intrigued by her approach. I recently saw Kat give a thoughtful presentation at the IA Conference and wanted to find out how she uses notes to learn and teach. So, this conversation focuses on note-taking as a means of learning.
Show notes
- Kat King
- @katalogofchaos on Twitter
- University of Michigan
- The Information Architecture Conference
- Cornell Notes
- Moleskine
- LEUCHTTURM1917
- The Extended Mind: The Power of Thinking Outside the Brain by Annie Murphy Paul
- The Informed Life episode 74: Annie Murphy Paul on The Extended Mind
- The Informed Life episode 69: Karl Fast on Interactionism, part 1
- The Informed Life episode 70: Karl Fast on Interactionism, part 2
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