Sketchnotes with depth
My passion is sketchnoting. During my studies I started to record the knowledge I was taught with pictures and graphics to sweeten my learning. At the same time, I started to design my journal as a giant sketchnote. Depending on whether I’m planning or reflecting, I use different layouts that have evolved over the years. Sometimes I feel like sketchnoting in my journal is like a leisurely coaching session. My coach in this case is the paper and pen. This helps me relax and at the same time I gain wonderful insights through visualizing. In addition, I sketchnote training sessions and client phone calls, for example, when clarifying orders or planning projects.
Out of our passion, my colleague Ramona Wultschner and I have developed the sketchnoting training to share our knowledge and to bring others closer to the fun of sketchnoting.
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Clusters, Chunks and Hierarchies – Three Rules for Poster Visualization
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.
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Learn Sketchnoting with bikablo – Part 1: What’s the Job of a Sketchnoter?
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.
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Learn Sketchnoting with bikablo – Part 2: 5 Easy Steps to Creating Your First Sketchnote
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.