bikablo welcomes new members to the global family, and proficient trainers upgraded their portfolio with the bikablo advanced agenda.

We’ve put together a list of five apps for digital visualization that can be used on tablets like the iPad Pro.

Visualization doesn’t always require paper and pen – using a tablet to draw is also a lot of fun! This has become especially true ever since the iPad Pro and the Apple Pencil together revolutionized digital illustration.

Using posters to visualize complex topics or processes is an ideal way to facilitate clarity. Tips for what to pay attention to when preparing a visual presentation.

Interpeace supports peace processes in West African communities. Learning and Policy Officer Mirko Hoff uses bikablo visualization in his work. We asked him how.

Six months to go in 2019 and still so many great learning opportunities ahead of us: a short retrospective and a glimpse into the near future with advanced training courses all around the world

Graphic visualization is a cultural skill that can be learned, just like learning a foreign language – and sketchnoting is the best way to get started.

"UZMO - Penser avec son stylo" : Après le succès de la version anglaise, notre ouvrage de référence pour la narration visuelle, la facilitation visuelle, le Graphic Recording et le Sketchnoting est aussi disponible en français !

The creative technique of sketchnoting makes it easier to retain nuggets of information – and sharing information is one of the things we at the bikablo akademie love to do best.

Our trainers have put together seven new color palettes to show which color combinations work best for both beginners and visualization pros.

At a recent training session in Switzerland, I saw an excellent example of how to put visualization to use during a presentation: Thinking with the pen can be integrated into everyday work life in a wide variety of ways.

Meaning, discernment, and the fascinating relationship between words and images: Which beliefs you should toss out the window in order to make it easier to use visual language. (Continuation)