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Attempt based on Teacher Johnny's IOTO Knowledge Management Framework

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The IOTO framework, proposed by Johnny, is a knowledge management system consisting of four components: Input, Output, Task, and Outcome. It has been explored since August 2023, showing promise in workflow experience but needing improvements in personalization. ### Basic Framework - Utilizes Obsidian with plugins like Dataview and Templater. - Organizes files into four main folders: Input, Output, Task, and Outcome, with subfolders for personal knowledge sources. - Each Task folder must correspond to an Outcome folder, and both should include an archive folder. ### Management Logic - Input represents external knowledge for learning. - Output is internal knowledge for personal development. - Outcome showcases knowledge for sharing. - Tasks serve as a management channel connecting Input, Output, and Outcome. ### Shortcuts - Workspaces are accessed via Ctrl+1 to Ctrl+4, with an overview workspace at Ctrl+5. - Creation shortcuts for Input, Output, Task, and Outcome are Alt+1 to Alt+4, with an additional tool shortcut at Alt+5. ### Workflow 1. Open Obsidian. 2. Access the Task workspace with Ctrl+3. 3. Create a task with Alt+3. 4. Link and refine daily expected outcomes within the project. 5. Archive completed tasks and outcomes. ### Special Note - If IOTO aligns with your workflow, consider trying it. For assistance or inquiries, contact Johnny.

IOTO is a knowledge management framework proposed by Teacher Johnny
IOTO corresponds to Input, Output, Task, and Result
This is an exploration and attempt that started in August 2023
The basic experience of the workflow is quite good
However, the convenience of personalized configuration of the framework may still need further optimization

I. Basic Framework#

  • Use Obsidian as the base software
  • Collaborate with plugins like dataview, templater, workspace plus, etc.
  • The root directory of the library only contains four folders: Input, Output, Task, and Result
  • Subfolders can be set under the Input folder based on personal knowledge sources
  • The same logic applies to the Output folder
  • Subfolders under the Task folder must correspond one-to-one with those under the Result folder
  • Each subfolder under the Task and Result folders corresponds to a project
  • Both the Task and Result folders must have an archive folder set up

II. Management Logic#

  • Input is external knowledge, used for learning and reference
  • Output is internal knowledge, for personal summarization and improvement
  • Result is demonstrative knowledge, for knowledge dissemination and teaching others
  • Task is an intermediary and management channel that connects Input, Output, and Result
  • Input, Output, Task, and Result each correspond to a workspace
  • Manage Input, Output, and Result through the Task workspace

III. Shortcuts#

  • The shortcuts for each workspace correspond to ctrl+1, ctrl+2, ctrl+3, ctrl+4
  • Another overview workspace shortcut is ctrl+5
  • The shortcuts for creating Input, Output, Task, and Result correspond to alt+1, alt+2, alt+3, alt+4
  • Another auxiliary tool shortcut is alt+5

IV. Workflow#

  • The first thing to do is open Obsidian
  • Press ctrl+3 to open the Task workspace
  • Press alt+3 to create a specific task project
  • In the project, create links for the expected results of the day and complete the content
  • During the process, it may also be necessary to create Output and Input
  • Given time, the results in this project will be completed
  • Drag the completed projects from the Task and Result into the archive folder

Special Note#

  • If you feel that IOTO fits your workflow, it is recommended to try it
  • If you want to try IOTO, please contact Teacher Johnny
  • If you encounter problems while configuring and using IOTO, you can leave me a message
  • photo by bmx22c(https://unsplash.com/@bmx22c?utm_source=templater_proxy&utm_medium=referral&fit=crop&mask=corners) on Unsplash
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