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Organising knowledge with multi-level content - Francis Miller

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At the beginning of the paper, there are 5- and 15-minute summaries which will quickly allow you to pick up the main points of the paper. They also help to illustrate the concept of multi-level content. It can be downloaded here – www.francismiller.com/organising_knowledge_paper.pdf. (Pages 2-12 are in landscape format. Sometimes the screen pdf shows them in portrait. If this happens, please either re-load the page or download the pdf onto your computer.) Lots of tweets about icons at the moment. I think the more interesting thing to think about is how knowledge is organised. This is excellent https://t.co/5up0dZjQCy @francis_miller — Matthew Benyohai (@BenyohaiPhysics) April 29, 2020 Related blog posts Notifications

Organising knowledge with multi-level content - Francis Miller Skip to main content Skip to footer BLOG POST Organising knowledge with multi-level content New paper I have just finished a paper titled Organising Knowledge with Multi-level Content: Making knowledge easier to understand, remember and communicate . For those interested in new approaches to non-fiction books, please also have a look at my paper on applying multi-level summaries to books . It looks at two of the key problems for learners and those who want to communicate knowledge, which are: the problem of structure the problem of

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