Tinderbox Lesson, Nov. 24, 2024 (Video): General discussion on Learning TBX and Eastgate’s Views On AI
| Level | Introduction |
| Published Date | 11/24/24 |
| Type | Meetup |
| Tags | 5CKMEl, 5Cs of Knowledge Management and Exchange, Action Code, Artificial Intelligence, ChatGPT, Eastgate, Export, Identiy Praxis, Inc., Mark Berstein, Michael Becker, Thinking, Tinderbox, Zettlekasten |
| Video Length | 01:46:55 |
| Video URL | https://youtu.be/9SDHZ79z3go |
| Example File | N/A |
| TBX Version | 10.0 |
| Host | Michael Becker |
In this Tinderbox Meetup, we explored strategies and tactics for learning Tinderbox. A new member introduced himself and discussed tech stack strategy—Tinderbox, DEVONthink, and markdown- to work on his doctoral dissertation. We uncovered steps and conceptual approaches that may help solidify one’s understanding that Tinderbox is a tool where “work gets done” (Paul Christy, 2024). The concepts we covered were 1) TBX file organization, particularly note types—scratch notes, writing notes, resource notes, and functional notes; 2) the framing of one’s problem statement. Win gave a great example around the structuring of a course; 3) the alignment of concepts, like the association of “printing” to “export," or that “export” is not just about getting things out of Tinderbox but is also a visualization tool to enhance your thinking, 4) the use of tinderbox to create elegant simplicity out of complexity, and more. Finally, we concluded the session with a presentation from Mark Bernstein, “The Amiable Stranger: globalization, artificial intelligence, & digital transformation.”