Visible togetherness
I like people. And that’s why I love everything about Visual (Meeting) Facilitation: When people meet and we explore topics with the pen in a structured dialogue, make plans, discuss crunchy topics courageously and ideally everyone becomes visible in their very own competence and can contribute at eye level. This can be in smaller groups or in a large group. My absolute favorite training is therefore the Visual Meeting Facilitation Training in the bikablo curriculum; when in addition to the visualization in real time there is also the dialogue with the group and the pen either leads or follows and always listens attentively, sorts, makes visible – also and especially in complex situations. If in such a way a space can be given, in which in the good cooperation something develops. And to enable others to also experience this great feeling of working intensively with a group on common topics or solutions with ease using the pen, that is then the icing on the cake.
I am a GoodNotesGirl
A second topic of the heart, which I enthusiastically tell everyone who is not up in the trees: I am a GoodNotesGirl and hereby oute myself as a self-confessed fan, convinced user, adept expert of digital notes with GoodNotes. Digital sketchnotes, presenting from GoodNotes, conversation notes, daily or weekly planning, my bookkeeping, etc. I organize (almost) my entire personal and professional life with it. What I like so much about GoodNotes? I can use it like paper and at the same time enjoy the benefits of the digital world. Of course, I can also implement everything from the bikablo visualization here. Here, too, it’s the mixture that makes it so exciting: a clear structure and creative design go hand in hand.
Trainings from Andrea Rawanschad
GALERY
Pictures from Andrea Rawanschad
STORIES
Block posts recommended by Andrea Rawanschad
Digital visualization and tablets – Part 1: Tips, tricks and new possibilities
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.
Visual Feedback: a Second Channel of Communication
If there is a lack of mutual understanding, visualization opens a second channel of communication, and immediately, people begin to better understand each other’s point of view.
United Colors of bikablo: The Trailer for 2022!
Working remotely yet drawing something together – that’s our message for 2022!