You are warmly welcome to join us at the Imagination Club on Wednesday, 10 November at 18h45 for an interactive, experimental workshop on:

Sketchnoting
By Martine Vanremoortele

Tired of boring and unproductive slide presentations? At your next business meeting, instead of minutes or bulleted lists, try sketchnoting. It's a creative and effective technique for capturing the thinking of the group.

Benefits of sketchnoting:

• establishing a joint focus

• promoting interactivity and involvement

• fostering efficient and enjoyable collaboration

• creating shared meanings

• leading to better listening and better recollection of the issues discussed

In this workshop you will learn the basic principles of ad hoc drawing for business. You learn to make your notes less linear, more meaningful and more useful in general for the group.

Forget about “but, I cannot draw". Instead: play with the eight building blocks of sketchnotes, join our visual jam and sketch your business (or life) challenges and see new ways of solving them.

About Martine

Martine Vanremoortele traded 15 years of experience in communication and marketing for her love of creativity and “strange stuff”. She is a crew member at New Shoes Today. In Martine’s case, creative expression comes from a drawing pen. She found a way to combine management experience, community work and love for colors & drawing in graphic work. She is now a Visual Harvester, also known as a "graphic recorder".

Graphic Recording is a visual method for capturing the thinking of a group or individual. It’s a specialized service performed mostly in meetings or group settings. Graphic recording is useful when people gather to talk and discuss things that are important and relevant to them. As they talk, a graphic recorder works to distill the essence of what they are talking about into large, wall size, graphic displays. Basically creating a map or mural of their discussion, so they can “see what they mean” and easily share that thinking with others.

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