Conventional note taking is fast fading. Line by line, the note taking style we were once taught in school is evaporating, and in its place an exciting alternative is emerging. Sketchnoting, or visual note taking, combines words with pictures in everyday notes to boost learning, memory and understanding.

It’s practical, it’s impactful, and it’s fun. This workshop will show you the basics, from visual techniques to hands-on exercises. Ditch the lined paper, and join the movement on better visual thinking.

No drawing skills required, just an open and willing attitude to learning, sharing your findings and diving into new concepts and sketching techniques. That's it!

Please note:

This workshop is highly interactive with group activities and discussions throughout. To participate you will need to:

• Have your camera turned on for the entire session
• Have an accessible microphone
• Be in a quiet, well-lit space with minimal distractions
• Strong internet connection

Takeaways

• Understand how to use basic elements to sketch objects, figures and almost anything
• Learn how to create graphic recordings in meetings, events and at work
• Learn how to listen for the big ideas and communicate them visually
• Practice drawing exercises and improve your visual vocabulary

Preparation

Please have paper, a pencil and a fine-line marker ready.

In preparation, please download Zoom.

This session is not recorded however, you will receive the instructor’s slides following the session.