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Create an Information Bank
In short
- Create an information repository with details about IT professions, education, and job tasks.
- For example, you can use Obsidian Markdown to organize this information.
- Later we can synchronize the repository to GitHub and create a website using MkDocs.
- The knowledge base can be used for delivering assignments but is primarily meant as a central hub for your own learning.
What?
Create an information bank that can hold useful knowledge you learn throughout the year, along with other things you’d rather not forget. For example, use Obsidian Markdown to create and organize your notes. Think of this information bank as a digital workbook and knowledge base.
Why?
Why not? We will also be using the information bank in the Development and Operational Support subject. Word documents and the like are often lost, but if we use version control systems like GitHub, we can preserve data that may be nice to look back on later. Publishing Markdown documents is easily done by using projects like MkDocs, which is something we will look at later.
How?
We recommend that you familiarize yourself with the Obsidian software and become acquainted with Markdown’s syntax. Unlike Word, where formatting is “invisible”, Markdown uses special characters to change the visual appearance. https://www.markdownguide.org/cheat-sheet/ is a good starting point.
Excerpt from https://www.markdownguide.org