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Sketchnoting
The document discusses the benefits of sketchnoting as a communication tool that enhances recall and understanding of information. It highlights techniques for effective sketchnoting, including listening for key ideas, drawing word pictures, and maintaining personal style. The author shares personal outcomes from using sketchnotes and encourages others to practice and develop their own visual note-taking skills.
Sketchnoting
- 3. The Context • Iattend Too many meetings – Brain can’t cope with all the logical stuff • Conferences Deliver large amounts of information in a small amount of time • Want to strengthen the way I Convey ideas
- 4. The Journey • UXAustralia – Scribble Your way to success Matt Balara http://www.mattbalara.com • Search “Sketchnote” on flickr • Great book - “Back of the Napkin” by dan roam
- 5. The Art • Itsnot fine art… It’s a communication tool • Can you draw these things? …Then you can sketchnote.
- 7. Right Brain • Rememberwhat you did last weekend?
- 8. Visual Thinking • Betterunderstand and recall information – doodlers have a 29% improved recall • Visual Thinking is a big topic… We won’t dive into it here. – But read Dan Roam’s “Back of the napkin”
- 10. Getting your Sketchon… • Speaker Rhythm • Don’t get caught up in how it looks - Sketchnotes are for yourself
- 11. Technique • Focus onword pictures • Listen to Sound bites • Structure your notes but allow yourself to be fluid/flexible – not necessarily a list from top to bottom
- 12. Technique cont. • Listento filter ideas • add some personality • Practise with podcasts and Webcasts • Build your own pictorial library Here are a few of mine…
- 16. Personal outcomes • Helpedme show/ describe things to others • Better recall • Non-linear sketching helped me uncover the connections between things
- 17. Some Sketchnotes • Don’tforget they are for yourself • Mine aren’t pretty, but they allow me to recall the info more easily • I’ve included some others examples
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