Difference between revisions of "Tools for learning"
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- crowd-sourcing via communities, e.g. https://squirrelsquadron.com/ or CTO Craft (https://ctocraft.com/) | - crowd-sourcing via communities, e.g. https://squirrelsquadron.com/ or CTO Craft (https://ctocraft.com/) | ||
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| + | Hacker news | ||
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Newsletters: | Newsletters: | ||
https://www.pointer.io/ | https://www.pointer.io/ | ||
| − | https://hackernewsletter.com/ | + | https://tldr.tech/ |
| + | Hacker news digested into a newletter with notable posts from the week: https://hackernewsletter.com/ | ||
podcasts | podcasts | ||
| − | https://agileconversations.com/troubleshooting-agile-podcast/ | + | Troubleshooting agile - https://agileconversations.com/troubleshooting-agile-podcast/ |
| − | https://nononsenseagile.podbean.com/ | + | No nonsense agile - https://nononsenseagile.podbean.com/ |
| − | https://getdx.com/podcast/ | + | Engineering enablement - https://getdx.com/podcast/ |
| + | 0800-Devops - https://croz.net/community/0800-devops/ | ||
| + | Waveform - https://podcasts.voxmedia.com/show/waveform-the-mkbhd-podcast | ||
| + | Unlearn - https://www.unlearnpodcast.com/ | ||
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| + | Where did 'tech Twitter' go? | ||
| + | Mastodon, Threads, Discord etc. | ||
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| + | Reading foundational books/classics help build your base for learning new stuff and processing new information. | ||
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| + | Ways of learning / remembering what you reaad or listened to: | ||
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| + | Revisiting your notes on a subject | ||
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| + | Spaced repetition of your learning - testing yourself on the subject: | ||
| + | Anki app https://apps.ankiweb.net/ | ||
| + | Create your own deck to test yourself or use some of the publicly available decks at https://ankiweb.net/shared/decks?search=english | ||
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| + | Note-taking and knowledge management: https://obsidian.md/ | ||
| + | Zettelkasten method | ||
| + | Taking notes helps in consolidating the learning in memory: | ||
| + | https://bear.app/ - dictate notes on on your smartwatch, transcribed into text. Great for driving, walks, running. | ||
see also: https://citconf.com/wiki/index.php?title=Content_creation_-_Podcasts,_books,_newsletters,_blogs,_posts,_tweets | see also: https://citconf.com/wiki/index.php?title=Content_creation_-_Podcasts,_books,_newsletters,_blogs,_posts,_tweets | ||
Revision as of 23:27, 26 May 2024
How to deal with large volume of information:
The focus was heavily on how to get a broad range of insights of what is happening in the field
- crowd-sourcing via communities, e.g. https://squirrelsquadron.com/ or CTO Craft (https://ctocraft.com/) - focusing on only what is currently important - feed newsletter links and content etc into https://www.zenfetch.com so it can answer questions for you when you have them
Sources for learning:
Hacker news Reddit aggre
Newsletters: https://www.pointer.io/ https://tldr.tech/ Hacker news digested into a newletter with notable posts from the week: https://hackernewsletter.com/
podcasts
Troubleshooting agile - https://agileconversations.com/troubleshooting-agile-podcast/ No nonsense agile - https://nononsenseagile.podbean.com/ Engineering enablement - https://getdx.com/podcast/ 0800-Devops - https://croz.net/community/0800-devops/ Waveform - https://podcasts.voxmedia.com/show/waveform-the-mkbhd-podcast Unlearn - https://www.unlearnpodcast.com/
Where did 'tech Twitter' go? Mastodon, Threads, Discord etc.
Reading foundational books/classics help build your base for learning new stuff and processing new information.
Ways of learning / remembering what you reaad or listened to:
Revisiting your notes on a subject
Spaced repetition of your learning - testing yourself on the subject: Anki app https://apps.ankiweb.net/ Create your own deck to test yourself or use some of the publicly available decks at https://ankiweb.net/shared/decks?search=english
Note-taking and knowledge management: https://obsidian.md/
Zettelkasten method
Taking notes helps in consolidating the learning in memory: https://bear.app/ - dictate notes on on your smartwatch, transcribed into text. Great for driving, walks, running.
