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Fellow Roaman citizens: please allow me to present today http://www.FabricatingSerendipity.com"> http://www.FabricatingSerendipity.com and some modules of (possibly) the first ever **Native Roaman Training** 1/
- @kcorazo
- @kcorazo
Last May 14th, 2020, I and a few other Roamans conducted an experiment. The Zettelkasten is a tool for fabricating serendipity among your ideas. What if instead we fabricate serendipity among the people of Roam? Here& #39;s the original pitch: https://roamresearch.com/#/app/fabricate_serendipity/page/6q2NYCpKb">https://roamresearch.com/... @RobertHaisfield
We now have data. That experiment was the first meeting of @francis_miller, editor of @RoamBrain, and @rroudt.
In 79 days, their collaboration resulted in http://RoamStack.com"> http://RoamStack.com
The process works for fabricating serendipity among the people of Roam! https://twitter.com/rroudt/status/1289215412152889346">https://twitter.com/rroudt/st...
In 79 days, their collaboration resulted in http://RoamStack.com"> http://RoamStack.com
The process works for fabricating serendipity among the people of Roam! https://twitter.com/rroudt/status/1289215412152889346">https://twitter.com/rroudt/st...
Fellow Roamans, I now invite you to the next experiment. Could we combine Fabricating Serendipity with experiential learning? Could we create an alternative to the guru-centric lecture-based classroom-style model that currently dominate online education? https://medium.com/synapse/how-we-used-to-teach-2-will-shock-you-72a50edcce04">https://medium.com/synapse/h...
Could these two frameworks reinforce each other? Could working with a team to produce collaborative output make learning more like play rather than compliance? Could working together on a short project be a better way to test chemistry and learn each other& #39;s interests and skills?
This experiment will happen from August 20th to August 27th. Sign-up here if you would like to join: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfgBtRN_IuEpXTPgbaAXMYaplW21ztNRsFsjrUsyQHArcmZVQ/viewform?usp=sf_link">https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e...
In this run, we will explore the relationship between personality types and productivity & knowledge management stacks. Are there ideal frameworks and software for different personalities? https://twitter.com/juvoni/status/1289904536744689667">https://twitter.com/juvoni/st...
I& #39;d suggest the teams fill out Idea-to-Reality Production Stack with the frameworks and software that work for them and (perhaps more importantly) those that don& #39;t.
Then take tests for OCEAN and MTBI.
We might find interesting patterns. https://twitter.com/Roamfu/status/1277509784258969601">https://twitter.com/Roamfu/st...
Then take tests for OCEAN and MTBI.
We might find interesting patterns. https://twitter.com/Roamfu/status/1277509784258969601">https://twitter.com/Roamfu/st...
The main goal is to fabricate serendipity.
But it would be great if we could make http://www.FabricatingSerendipity.com"> http://www.FabricatingSerendipity.com a vehicle not only for serendipity, but for experiential learning.
We could then plug in any content to this system and learn together.
But it would be great if we could make http://www.FabricatingSerendipity.com"> http://www.FabricatingSerendipity.com a vehicle not only for serendipity, but for experiential learning.
We could then plug in any content to this system and learn together.
Eg, I& #39;m working on a project management training atm. It is a "Native Roaman Training": you import this JSON to your Roam and the conceptual part runs from inside your second brain: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1usjRF6BCJaP77q-EtGSPfwDk6opaJpQZ/view?usp=sharing
After">https://drive.google.com/file/d/1u... import, you can open your eyes and say, "I know Roam-fu."
After">https://drive.google.com/file/d/1u... import, you can open your eyes and say, "I know Roam-fu."
The JSON only contains 3 pages for now. This seems like a first, and there are no models yet on how to do this, so I& #39;d really appreciate your feedback.
Thank you, fellow Roamans.
Thank you, fellow Roamans.
