howtobedigital

Finding things, and telling what is true

Seven screens. About three minutes.

One large box labelled a question. a question

You need to know something.

That is where this area starts.

A box labelled your question with an arrow to a dashed frame holding nine result boxes. your questionresults

Searching is the easy half.

Anyone can get a thousand results.

Three result boxes side by side, the middle one green, each with a mono label: who wrote it, when, and what for. who wrote ita personan organisationnobody namedwhenthis yearfive years agono datewhat forto informto sellto persuade

Judging it is the hard half.

Three questions do most of the work.

A box labelled a good answer with an arrow into a dashed frame labelled where you can look again. a good answerwhere you can look again

Then put it somewhere.

A good answer you cannot find again is not an answer.

Three steps in a row with arrows: find, judge, keep. The middle step is amber. 1find2judge3keep

Three competences, one habit.

The framework calls this area three things. It is one loop.

Do today

Find one thing you looked up last week and see whether you could find it again.

That's the whole thing