Log Module 1

The logbook update till module 1 is listed here. Taken from my local org-mode notebook and saved here in markdown formatting.

journal/Readme.md

-# Journal de bord du Mooc / Mooc's logbook
+# Mooc's logbook
 
-FR
+## Module 1
 
-Espace réservé au journal de bord du Mooc
+### Introduction
 
-EN
+### Notetaking for everyone
 
-Reserved for the Mooc's logbook
+### A quick history of notetaking
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+- Materiality
+  - stone tablat
+  - wax tablet and stylus
+  - scrolls (-3000 to 4th)
+    - papyrus rolls
+  - paper notebook
+    - came because a feud of ptolemy
+  - card, 19th century
+  - postit notes
+  - electronic tabs
+- Books
+  - Paper/index card
+    - advantage
+      - classified
+    - john lock method
+      - numbered
+      - data one side, dataframe another
+      - identified with keyword
+      - A-Z, aeiou
+- paper cant be avoided, but computer methods adaptation is helpful
+- Quiz (2/3) correct.
+  - Potentially wrong answer given for Question 1
+
+### Textfile and Markdown language
+- Text file
+  - readable by text editor
+  - notepad++, jedit, textedit
+- Text editor vs word processor
+- Why texteditor
+  - UTF-8
+  - always readable
+  - office software
+  - version software
+- Simple text
+  - problem link
+  - simple formatting
+- Markdown
+  - HTML is not meant to be read by human directly
+  - We want text, we want formatting, so markup
+  - So simple markup
+  - Wikitext, asciitext, remarkable
+- Converting from markdown to others
+
+### Version controlled notes
+- The gitlab interface
+- Quiz
+- Gitlab interface in Mooc RR
+- Search function of Gitlab
+- Demistifying Git, Github, Gitlab
+  - Historical concept
+  - Working together
+  - The github ecosystem
+- Version control with LibreOffice or DokuWiki
+
+### Index and search
+- Desktop search and tags (exiftools)
+- Quiz
+- Docfetcher demostration
+- Exiftool demostration
+
+### Exercise
+- Find and search
+- Gitlab history
+- Writing a markdown file
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