Knowledge Web mapping¶

Knowledge web mapping is a conceptual approach to information architecture that emphasizes the organization of knowledge through a distributed, interconnected network rather than a rigid hierarchy.^[600-developer-tools-obsidian-000-moc-obsidian.md]

Core Principles¶

The method's core philosophy is to stratify notes and use hyperlinks to connect individual entries.^[600-developer-tools-obsidian-000-moc-obsidian.md] This process transforms a collection of static documents into a dynamic "Knowledge Web" where relationships are defined by connection rather than folder location.^[600-developer-tools-obsidian-000-moc-obsidian.md]

Implementation¶

The implementation of Knowledge Web mapping is often associated with tools like [[Obsidian]], particularly through the use of Maps of Content (MOC).^[600-developer-tools-obsidian-000-moc-obsidian.md] These structures serve as the navigational layer, binding distinct notes together into a cohesive and accessible whole.

Related Concepts¶

• Zettelkasten
• Link pages and hub pages
• Atomic note principle

Sources¶

• 600-developer-tools-obsidian-000-moc-obsidian.md