The Maps of Content method no one is talking about (VMOCs)
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How to create a map of content in Obsidian? When to create MOCs? What's the best way to organize your notes in Obsidian? This is how I use Obsidian Canvas to visualize my MOCs as a divergent way to think through ideas - or as @mageprometheus says, VMOCs.
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00:00 Visual MOCs using Obsidian Canvas
1:51 Canvas MOC - Example
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thank you for the content. Never think like that, never organized an input/article and digest the new context in such a way.
A great follow-up video. This links in well with all the stuff Zsolt, the author of Obsidian's Excalidraw and Excalibrain plugins, does with visual thinking on his channel.
Thank you for the VMOC idea! I'll check out Zsolt's channel too
If you liked this, check out my details MOC explainer here: ruclips.net/video/x7Ta9BhFR30/видео.html
You’re right. No one is talking about this!
hello i love you and your content. Gonna binge watch it all. Also you deserve so much more subscribers for the quality of content you produce. I hope more people discover you.
Thank you for watching and the support!!! 🙏 This means so much!!
Using non-scientific thinking and my lack of inteligence I had an insight that came to be a big paradox: I wanna live a simpler life BUT... I watch Vicky's videos! 🤔🤣🥰🤗👏❣
Always fun reading your comments 🤔🤣🥰🤗👏❣hmmm you've got me thinking again
@@VickyZhaoBEEAMP ? 🤔 ?
Excellent demonstration, and I love the subject. I found myself engaged with the concepts and talking back to you. :-) During the creativity/relationship-to-intelligence/insights part, I wondered if you've considered defining intelligence more clearly. Perhaps you could use Howard Gardner's model: Word Smart (linguistic intelligence), Math Smart (numerical/reasoning/logic intelligence), Physically Smart (kinesthetic intelligence), Music Smart (musical intelligence), People Smart (interpersonal intelligence), Self Smart (intrapersonal intelligence), Visually Smart (Spatial intelligence). And I'm off to map it out in canvas. 🙂
Love the suggestion - what a great prompt to define intelligence!
You should do a video on the new readwise reader app.
Good idea! Let me add this to the list! Thank you for the suggestion and for watching!
Great mindmaps. Would be good to mark what each arrow stands for so that it makes sense later on.
Me interesa mucho y me gusta mucho el tema... Gracias.
Gracias por ver este vídeo!!
Since canvas has come out do you no longer use the Excalidraw?
Some Socratic thinking might be useful for you as I felt there were a number of preconceptions you may want to test, if you haven’t already 👍
What mindmap apps do you use? Only one in obsidian? I couldn't get your digital way of working yet, watching one by one your videos but wonder your full list of apps and methods.
Are you doing all those wonderful flow diagrams in OBSIDIAN?
This reminds me of TRIZ (theory of inventive problem solving)
Love that you mentioned TRIZ! A rabbit hole I'm diving into now because another viewer also recommended TRIZ
@@VickyZhaoBEEAMP Ive learnt it in university while I was studying engineering for wooden furniture and it was so much fun! Especially if you are doing it in a group the outcomes are sometimes super funny and interesting! Have fun!
@@VickyZhaoBEEAMP Oh and now, as a software and network engineer, it still helps me! Its a good technique 🤩
Amazing channel but can you please keep links and diagrams active for longer. It's annoying to be trying to listen to your point and they disappear when I go to capture them more concretely.
Thanks for watching and good to know! Will try to improve this going forward