Using Logseq PDF annotation and building a research workflow
🤓 LOGSEQ COURSE
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Want to learn how to be more effective in Logseq? My course "Logseq Mastery" is now available here 👉🏽 https://www.logseqmastery.com
If you're struggling to manage all your notes and information across personal, professional and academic life, then this is for you. I've built out a structured approach to mastering Logseq from the bottom-up, so that you don't need to navigate through a mass of disparate YouTube tutorials.
Logseq is a powerful combination of a text editor, an outliner, and a linked-network builder, but there is admittedly a learning curve. The course has a wealth of write-ups, videos and diagrams to smooth your transition and quickly master the set of tools available to you in Logseq.
⏲TIMESTAMPS
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00:00 - Introduction
01:34 - Using a single database and using a cloud service provider for recovery
02:18 - Leigh explains the backstory of the project
06:29 - Explanation of how Logseq store PDFs and where your highlights are created
11:13 - Some of my changes in approach with PDFs
14:08 - Leight explains his workflow
16:34 - My response to Leigh's workflow
18:42 - Leigh's approach in wanting to break things down
19:59 - Using filtering in searches
20:59 - Custom CSS and structuring workflows
23:10 - A quick look at the "Modify references plugin"
24:51 - Answering your research questions in your PDFs
27:02 - Structuring a tree of information in your outlines
32:30 - Quirks with the lack of 'reversal' in search filters, and how to use queries to overcome that
34:20 - Looking at nodes of information and how you store it
40:54 - Leigh talks about his use of tags and his desire to make them more granular
40:54 - Leigh talks about his use of tags and desire to make it more granular
43:14 - Why I don't like namespaces (looking for a more modular approach)
45:15 - The importance of indenting and using granular tags
46:57 - Structuring your questions with properties to facilitate querying
🙌🏽 SPECIAL THANKS TO
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Leigh Schaller from @fineprintza for his willingness to share these sessions with others.
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