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Duration 14 hours
Course Outline
Getting Started with Tana
- Comprehending nodes, hierarchies, and navigation principles
- Utilising daily notes and workspace structures
- Establishing foundational habits for research workflows
Structuring Information with Supertags
- Creating and configuring Supertags
- Designing fields for metadata and classification
- Standardising information to ensure consistent research organisation
Organising Research Materials
- Capturing articles, interviews, and source materials
- Developing systems for literature reviews and reference notes
- Tagging and linking sources to create rich contextual connections
Building Writing Workflows
- Setting up spaces for outlines, drafts, and revisions
- Managing multi-stage writing processes
- Employing live searches to track progress across manuscripts or articles
Managing Projects and Long-Form Work
- Planning and structuring long-form research or editorial projects
- Tracking tasks, deadlines, and submission milestones
- Synthesising ideas from across the workspace into cohesive outputs
Knowledge Linking and Idea Development
- Building a network of connected concepts and insights
- Using references and backlinks to deepen understanding
- Creating map-like overviews for complex topics
Advanced Searches and Dynamic Views
- Designing powerful live searches for efficient information retrieval
- Filtering and visualising research or writing pipelines
- Building dashboards for ongoing academic or creative work
Exporting, Sharing, and Long-Term Maintenance
- Generating shareable outputs for teams or collaborators
- Archiving projects and evolving workspace organisation
- Optimising Tana for long-term research continuity
Summary and Next Steps
Requirements
- Proficiency with digital note-taking applications or research tools
- A solid grasp of research or writing methodologies
- General familiarity with the principles of structured content organisation
Target Audience
- Academics
- Journalists
- Content creators managing projects with significant research components
