Tim Rodenbröker
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Three tools that can help you to master your learning process
🕑 Added 2023-09-15 14:00:10 +0000 UTCDo you struggle keeping track in the learning process in Creative Coding? You can relax, because it's basically the same for almost everyone. Learning programming is hard and challenges you on many levels. But there are some very useful tools that can help you overcome the obstacles. That's what this lecture is about.
I would love to get some feedback from you: What are your personal experiences? Is there anything you would like to add? How do you like this new content format? Feel free to share your thoughts in the comments.
Have fun!
Tim
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Comments
Tim Rodenbröker
That's a super good tip, thanks Ricardo! I think that it is often forgotten that each of our creative activities can have valuable side effects that could not be planned. You wrote it, too: Just getting in touch with interesting people can be a valuable outcome of a project. Nowadays we think extremely result-oriented and focus too much on the end result. I'll think about it and see what else I can come up with. Maybe this will be a topic for a new blogpost. 🌱
Ricardo Lodroño
Hi Tim! very interesting video. Regarding the 'habit tracking' thing, this summer I started to follow this advice from Zander Whitehurst, in relation to the importance of 'prioritising progress over perfection': "Keep a design journal to remind you your career progression. Take time every day to journal: - What you've designed - What you've learned - Who you've connected with." What I try to every day is to set my daily goals, and at the end of the day I register in my journal what things I've achieved this day. As I never reach my day goals or maybe I end up doing things that I didn't initialy intend to do on the day 🙁, if I don't do this journal I usually have the feeling that I've spent the day doing nothing useful, but this is never true, you always get something valuable for the day. So if I take this journal records I can later go back to them for my peace of mind 😄
Tim Rodenbröker
Heyyy! Thanks a lot! Yeah, I think it is super helpful to understand the learning process, this topic interests me very much. I already prepared the content for the next edition of "Mastering the Learning Process, so stay tuned! 😉
tKostrzeva
I love this format Tim! I think this "process-wise" topic will be very useful to many of us. Especially thanks for Habit tracker! I find myself struggling a lot to create and maintain habits these days. This offline method seems to be very legit! Thanks 🤙
