In this episode, sketchnoter and teacher Chris Wilsontalks about language learning with sketchnotes and his use of obsidian to connect his sketchnotes together in an interconnected way.
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Running Order
- Intro
- Welcome
- Who is Chris?
- Sketchnotes and language learning
- Having a conversation with your notes
- Organizing sketchnotes with Obsidian
- What Chris does to cope with pandemic:
- Hand-lettering practice
- Hiking in the forest and greenery
- Playing the ukulele
- Sponsor: Concepts app
- Tools
- Tips
- Where to find Chris
- Outro
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Tools
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Tips
- Create something that’s just for you and not public consumption
- Shake up your tools and play around with them
- Ask what a tool wants to used for and not used for, then play with both
Credits
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