Hello old friends! I apologize for the quiet in these last few months (years?) but I still use Tinderbox regularly and am one of its biggest fans. I discovered a new, simple and straightforward use for it yesterday and thought to come here and share it.
Context: I was in a webinar interview about participatory design and I knew the questions beforehand. I normally write out my talking points before giving a talk, but I find it stressful to follow them. In the screenshots below, you’ll see how I mapped those talking points to reference as I answered the questions. I had the webinar on one screen, Tinderbox on another, and I panned left as the conversation evolved.
@beck I’m looking forward to this! I always love to hear and see the new things you’ve come up with. Hearing your interview with @jarango from a few years ago inspired me to pick Tinderbox back up and appreciate it anew.
Thx @beck.congrats on the PhD. I have used your research on RST to help my management to increase their cognitive capabilities by using the RST techniques you provided. Also, you got me hooked on fountain pens…They’re not cheap!! Lastly, I am using some of your past Tinderbox work to also create a Zettlekasten solution but based on Bloom’s Taxonomy. Both Michael and your Tinderbox tutorials are tremendous help. Great work!!! How your “Bench” doing?
