Roxanne Jones: I know it's been a while since you've been in college. But I think one way that we can still talk about how students could become more engaged with their learning is by exploring the concept of flow. And I'd be interested to hear a little bit more about how it is that you've incorporated the concepts of flow into your obsidian note-making practice.Jones: Sure. Well, actually, it's this one. Maybe I was, but yeah, yeah. So you mean, it's just, it’s just a mess. And this is the one. It's like a great acting performance. You can't say act angry is going
Nick Milo is a YouTuber, blogger, and creator of the Linking Your Thinking Workshop, where he guides people of all different backgrounds to learn how to bring curiosity and joy back into notetaking.
We talk about why Nick transitioned from Evernote to Obsidian, the power of link-based thought and map-making, how students can become more engaged with their learning, and how we can use the concepts of flow and gamification to make real life more enjoyable.