Navigate your “library” with a classification system modified for PKM. This is for knowledge. Navigate research topics at Things To Explore.
Knowledge Management#
The Note-Taking MOC defines some standards for taking notes.
Personal Management#
Writing MOC | Projects MOC | Finances MOC | Fitness MOC
Philosophy & Psychology Spirituality & Religion#
Social Sciences#
Politics | Society | Law | Relationships
Communications & Rhetoric; Language & Linguistics#
Natural Sciences#
Biology MOC | Physics MOC
Applied Sciences#
Software Engineering MOC | Cloud Engineering MOC | Functional Programming MOC | python | Ham Radio MOC | Blockchain MOC | Computer Hardware MOC | Ethereum MOC | Hugo MOC
Art & Recreation#
Literature#
History & Biography & Geography#
Commentary#
Choosing your Classification System#
In case you were wondering, the above structure is based heavily on the Cutter and Universal Decimal classification systems. When in doubt, it’s a wise move to use a pre-built, time-tested foundation to structure the interests of your digital library.
I wouldn’t go overboard with numbering things. We’re just using a basic pre-made map as a fixed spatial constellation upon which to easily add dots of new interests.[^1]
The structure of this classification system#
- Me
- 000 Knowledge Management
- 100 Personal Management
- 200 Philosophy & Psychology; Spirituality & Religion
- Us
- 300 Social Sciences
- 400 Communications & Rhetoric; Language & Linguistics
- Nature, Science, and Art
- 500 Natural Sciences
- 600 Applied Sciences
- 700 Art & Recreation
- 800 Literature
- History of Us
- 900 History & Biography & Geography>)