I really like this mapping of game characteristics to PKM. I was particularly intrigued by the fact that those five characteristics don't include competitiveness. Take Stardew Valley, for instance. That is a game where you play as a farmer who's taken over their grandfather's old farm. So there's no competitive nature inside of that game. And I would argue to have the most healthy relationship with your own PKM system,. You could have a competitive nature with other people in the community if you're the type of person that arrives on that.
Aidan Helfant is a college student who’s using personal knowledge management (PKM) to improve his learning. He’s also sharing his methods and tools to help other college students succeed. In this conversation, we unpack Aidan’s approach to note-taking for learning.
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