```tracker searchType: frontmatter searchTarget: weight folder: daily notes line: title: Weight Tracker yAxisLabel: weight lineColor: blue ``` # Organised Brainstorm # Teaching and Class Preparation ## Next Day's Class - Focus on essay writing - Review material from previous class - Consider using Arianna's paper as an example (be cautious about giving away too much) - Generate abstracted lesson plans for essay questions using an LLM ## Speaking Exam Preparation - Remind students about the format of the speaking part of the exam - Provide examples of general questions and follow-up questions - Conduct a quick quiz of general knowledge questions to prepare students for the oral part ## Essay Writing - Revise functions - Discuss potential essay plans with Roberto and Daniela - Review slides from last year for relevant content ## Additional Notes - Share all slides with students - Warn students that slides are not comprehensive and should not be regurgitated in essays - Encourage students to focus on discussions and their own contributions # Communication with Enrico ## July Trip - Ask about the status of the trip - Mention potential financial constraints that may affect attendance - Consider providing more details about potential problems (lower priority) ## Upcoming Conference - Inform Enrico about limited time for the Midjourney paper until after the conference - Prioritize preparing the Virtual Reality presentation ## Other Projects and Papers - Update Enrico on the progress of [[the philosophy]] of artifacts paper - Share a couple of ideas for the paper # Personal Research and Writing Tasks ## [[Virtual Reality Paper]] - Start block planning for the paper - Prioritize this task as it relates to the upcoming conference presentation ## Napoli Trip - Open a 'missione' for the trip - Look at flights and update the Obsidian note - Mention to Enrico the planned departure time and the possibility of meeting afterwards ## Additional Tasks - Use an LLM to explore ways to turn brainstorms into actionable notes - Review the reading (add to to-do list) ## Prompt for Brainstorm Organising Your task is to organize the provided unstructured brainstorming notes by logically grouping related ideas together and separating distinct topics/subtopics. [[The goal]] is to present the notes in a structured format that facilitates better understanding and readability. First, analyze the notes and extract relevant keywords and phrases that represent potential topics or subtopics. Then, use these keywords and phrases to group related ideas and points mentioned in the notes under the appropriate topics/subtopics. Finally, structure and format the organized notes using appropriate headings, subheadings, and bullet points based on the identified topics/subtopics and grouped ideas. Use Markdown syntax for formatting, but feel free to present the organized notes in a natural and readable manner, without strictly adhering to a specific formatting style. To guide you, here are a few examples of unstructured notes and their corresponding organized outputs: ### Example 1 Input "Idea for a new project: create a mobile app for tracking daily water intake. Features could include: reminders to drink water, water intake logging, gamification elements to encourage drinking more water. Potential monetization through premium features or in-app purchases." ### Example 1 Output Mobile App Idea: Water Intake Tracker - Features: - Reminders to drink water - Water intake logging - Gamification elements to encourage drinking more water - Monetization: - Premium features - In-app purchases ### Example 2 Input "Also thinking about planning a trip to Europe next summer. Possible destinations: Italy, France, Spain. Need to research flight deals and accommodations. Another random thought: I should start meal prepping to save time and eat healthier during the week." ### Example 2 Output Europe Trip Planning - Destinations: - Italy - France - Spain - To-Do: - Research flight deals - Research accommodations Personal Life - Meal Prepping: - Save time - Eat healthier during the week Use these examples as a guide to understand the desired logical grouping and separation of ideas. Apply this pattern to the provided unstructured notes, extracting keywords and topics/subtopics, grouping related ideas, and structuring the output with appropriate headings and bullet points. Please provide your organized notes in a similar structured format, using Markdown syntax for formatting but presenting the information in a natural and readable manner.