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Formatting a structure note
If you've seen any of my posts from the past month, you know I recently started a new MS program. I always study with both a notebook and The Archive open. I've set it up that my #glossary and #GIS OR #cartography are saved searches. This typically works. Today I realized that I need my first significant structure note. I… -
How would you set up a glossary?
Hej, I'm starting a new graduate program today, in a discipline to which I am fairly new (in a technical sense anyway -- it's long been a hobby of mine). As such, I'm noticing a lot of vocabulary that I'm not entirely conversant. I want to use my ZK to create a glossary of these terms. Two approaches come to mind. Do you… -
Re: How would you set up a glossary?
Congratulations! Cartography love. The map room at the University of Idaho is one of my favorite places. I'd opt to option 1. Eventually, maybe have more than one note "list". - I'd not go in for a simple list but I'd group the concepts with appropriate terms and I'd annotate or contextualize the concepts a bit around the… -
Re: How would you set up a glossary?
I would be inclined to use the second approach: a separate note for each term and a #glossary tag. It would make it much easier to link to your #glossary note from other notes by using the term itself as a link. And the tag makes it easy to find all glossary notes.