Survivinglectures

Lectures this way

doodles done in a lecture

37%are visual learners Linda Silverman Director Institute for the Study of Advanced Development & the Gifted Development Center Author of Counseling the Gifted and Talented Upside-Down Brilliance ©2012 Alma Hoffmann | Assistant Professor | Visual Communication and Design | IPFW | hoffmann@ipfw.edu

bill gates http://macdailynews.com/2005/01/31/experts_say_bill_gates_doodles_show_hes_stressed_and_tense/ ©2012 Alma Hoffmann | Assistant Professor | Visual Communication and Design | IPFW | hoffmann@ipfw.edu

empathy is a function of the brain Carol S. Jeffers Professor at California State University, USA On Empathy: The Mirror Neuron System and Art Education©2012 Alma Hoffmann | Assistant Professor | Visual Communication and Design | IPFW | hoffmann@ipfw.edu

“ Part of the problem stems from a pattern of learning that simply requires memorization of information, and no evaluation of the information is required.” Joseph D. Novak Professor Emeritus at Cornell University The Theory Underlying Concept Maps and How to Construct and Use Them©2012 Alma Hoffmann | Assistant Professor | Visual Communication and Design | IPFW | hoffmann@ipfw.edu

…see learning as a blur of myriad facts, dates, names, equations, “ or procedural rules to be memorized. For these students, the subject matter of most disciplines, and especially science, mathematics, and history, is a cacophony of information to memorize, and they usually ﬁnd this boring. Joseph D. Novak Professor Emeritus at Cornell University The Theory Underlying Concept Maps and How to Construct and Use Them©2012 Alma Hoffmann | Assistant Professor | Visual Communication and Design | IPFW | hoffmann@ipfw.edu

business strategist who uses visual thinking

doodle: “meaningless marks, to do something of little value… to dawdle, to dilly dally, to monkey around, to make my personal favorite— to do nothing.” Sunny Brown Author & Doodler Gamestorming©2012 Alma Hoffmann | Assistant Professor | Visual Communication and Design | IPFW | hoffmann@ipfw.edu

“doing nothing at work is the equivalent of masturbating at work” Sunny Brown Author & Doodler Gamestorming©2012 Alma Hoffmann | Assistant Professor | Visual Communication and Design | IPFW | hoffmann@ipfw.edu

“doodling is really to make spontaneous marks to help yourself think…” Sunny Brown Author & Doodler Gamestorming©2012 Alma Hoffmann | Assistant Professor | Visual Communication and Design | IPFW | hoffmann@ipfw.edu

doodlers recalled29%more information Jackie Andrade Professor of Psychology University of Plymouth What does Doodling do? Applied Cognitive Psychology Journal Feb. 2009 ©2012 Alma Hoffmann | Assistant Professor | Visual Communication and Design | IPFW | hoffmann@ipfw.edu

beneﬁts kinesthetic Jesse Berg, M.I President of The Visual Leap Educator Instructional Technologist Visual Learning Expert©2012 Alma Hoffmann | Assistant Professor | Visual Communication and Design | IPFW | hoffmann@ipfw.edu

beneﬁts kinesthetic multi sensory Jesse Berg, M.I President of The Visual Leap Educator Instructional Technologist Visual Learning Expert©2012 Alma Hoffmann | Assistant Professor | Visual Communication and Design | IPFW | hoffmann@ipfw.edu

beneﬁts kinesthetic multi sensory engages different areas of the brain Jesse Berg, M.I President of The Visual Leap Educator Instructional Technologist Visual Learning Expert©2012 Alma Hoffmann | Assistant Professor | Visual Communication and Design | IPFW | hoffmann@ipfw.edu

beneﬁts connect concepts in tactile and visual manner Jesse Berg, M.I President of The Visual Leap Educator Instructional Technologist Visual Learning Expert©2012 Alma Hoffmann | Assistant Professor | Visual Communication and Design | IPFW | hoffmann@ipfw.edu

beneﬁts connect concepts in tactile and visual manner helps in decision making Jesse Berg, M.I President of The Visual Leap Educator Instructional Technologist Visual Learning Expert©2012 Alma Hoffmann | Assistant Professor | Visual Communication and Design | IPFW | hoffmann@ipfw.edu

beneﬁts connect concepts in tactile and visual manner helps in decision making clariﬁes ideas Jesse Berg, M.I President of The Visual Leap Educator Instructional Technologist Visual Learning Expert©2012 Alma Hoffmann | Assistant Professor | Visual Communication and Design | IPFW | hoffmann@ipfw.edu

beneﬁts helps identify the underlying structure of an argument Jesse Berg, M.I President of The Visual Leap Educator Instructional Technologist Visual Learning Expert©2012 Alma Hoffmann | Assistant Professor | Visual Communication and Design | IPFW | hoffmann@ipfw.edu

doodling is really to make spontaneous marks tohelp yourself think…” Sunny Brown

natural and spontaneous content organization

sometimes they feel my pain

discussing oral presentations: visual metaphors

they listen to advise

and apply it to other classes

“ sketchbooks [doodling] are not about being a good artist, they are about being a good thinker” Jason Santa María Designer, educator and speaker©2012 Alma Hoffmann | Assistant Professor | Visual Communication and Design | IPFW | hoffmann@ipfw.edu

let’s practice! Gever Tully http://www.ted.com/talks/gever_tulley_on_5_dangerous_things_for_kids.html©2012 Alma Hoffmann | Assistant Professor | Visual Communication and Design | IPFW | hoffmann@ipfw.edu

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