uberman

offline vs. online journal

David Nunez

28 Dec 2002

Since I’ve created these Uberman cards, I’m finding that I’m keeping very accurate and up-to-date notes, but I’m not really bothering to post my progress online. It’s just a matter of data transfer… I should commit to doing that at least once or twice a week.

The cards are great for keeping track of events as they happen (so I feel more confident about time data, etc), but I’m finding that it doesn’t encourage me to narrate how I’m feeling or what I’m thinking very well (or at least as well as my blog).

Both forms of journaling this stuff are important to me… hmmm…

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