π Taking notes is essential, but organizing them is equally important. Hereβs how to effectively organize your notes in Obsidian.
π Folders: Use folders to categorize notes. However, a note can only exist in one folder, which can limit organization. For example, literature notes go into a Readwise folder, while personal interpretations go into a Books folder.
π Links: Create connections between notes using links. This is useful for notes with similar meanings, even if they donβt belong in the same category.
#οΈβ£ Tags: Use tags for system-related notes. For instance, a TVZ tag can mark notes that need processing.
π Metadata: Utilize metadata for organizing notes, combining folders, links, and tags to visualize your knowledge base.
ποΈ LATCH stands for Location, Alphabet, Time, Category, and Hierarchy. This system helps in organizing and retrieving notes effectively.
π Use links and metadata to track where a note was created, especially for role-playing games.
π€ Organize notes alphabetically in folders. Use the Quick Switcher for faster access to notes.
π Keep track of time using links and metadata. Use calendar plugins to find notes based on dates.
π Use links and metadata for semantic connections. Create maps of content (MOCs) for related notes.
π Use metadata and links to explore parent notes when searching for a specific note.
π Start taking notes without worrying about perfect organization. Use methods that make sense to you and adjust as needed. Utilize Quick Switcher and Obsidian Search for easy retrieval.
π₯ For more insights on note processing, check out related videos.