The different users in your use-case model remind me of Doron Mayer's "inner workflow team" (Wayback Machine link) that I mentioned previously, where the different users are different roles that we play in a creative workflow. In other words, the creative professional, student, and project manager in your diagram are not necessarily different people!
@Andy: Thank you for sharing this link. It's a good overview. Yes, the model uses roles. One person may have different roles when using Zettelkasten. Not every role needs all use cases.
Edmund Gröpl
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A Zettelkasten can be defined within it's generalisation-specialisation structure (A is a B) and it's whole-part structure (A is part of B). Here's a new Zettelkasten model:
Zettelkasten - An Object-Oriented Model.
Zoom in and you can see the differences in detail:
A "Personal Wiki" can be defined as component of a "Personal Knowledge Management System" which can be a "Zettelkasten", a Digital Garden, the PARA Method and many others .
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The different users in your use-case model remind me of Doron Mayer's "inner workflow team" (Wayback Machine link) that I mentioned previously, where the different users are different roles that we play in a creative workflow. In other words, the creative professional, student, and project manager in your diagram are not necessarily different people!
@Andy: Thank you for sharing this link. It's a good overview. Yes, the model uses roles. One person may have different roles when using Zettelkasten. Not every role needs all use cases.
Edmund Gröpl
100% organic thinking. Less than 5% AI-generated ideas.
A Zettelkasten can be defined within it's generalisation-specialisation structure (
A is a B) and it's whole-part structure (A is part of B). Here's a new Zettelkasten model:Zettelkasten - An Object-Oriented Model.
Zoom in and you can see the differences in detail:
We may use it to compare different classes and objects like a Zettelkasten and a Personal Wiki.
In this example the model shows:
More about: Reddit
Edmund Gröpl
100% organic thinking. Less than 5% AI-generated ideas.