Tool development with two or more brains
Steffen Bleher and Michael von Hohnhorst offer capacities, a tool to put the idea of the second brain into practice. In doing so, they benefit from their own experience in working with knowledge databases and in the associative handling of information from computer science. In program and code databases such as Github, information has long been stored in associativity.
At the same time, they are already figured out in their studies: outside the tech field, linked databases that store and categorize knowledge appropriately are not really used effectively yet. And even in the knowledge transfer of university teaching, people still rely on presentations made with PowerPoint and static formats. So the two founders set themselves a clear goal: the new way of organizing and linking information and people in a modern way and making it available outside the tech bubble.
The first target group on which the two of them concentrate is then also in the transfer of knowledge: teachers. The idea is obvious: teachers have to classify and categorize a lot of information and prepare it for teaching. The problem: implementing new methods is often extremely difficult and tedious in the teaching environment.