1.
Sketchnoting for
beginners
Lisa Stevens @lisibo lisibo.com
PracticalPedagogies#pracped1
6
InternationalSchoolofToulouse
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2.
What is sketch
noting?
“Sketchnotes are purposeful
doodling while listening to
something interesting.
Sketchnotes don't require high
drawing skills, but do require a
skill to visually synthesize and
summarize via shapes,
connectors, and text.
Sketchnotes are as much a
method of note taking as they are
a form of creative expression.”
sketchnotearmy.com
NuggetHead

3.
Why
visuals?
https://www.flickr.com/photos/gforsythe/6061101946/
The cognitive
benefits of doodling
Visual notetaking in
the classroom
holism
feedback
chemical changes
connectivity
fun

4.
NuggetHea

5.
#ililc5

6.
How might you use
Sketchnotes?
Link

7.
presentations -
a ‘sketch-keynote?’

8.
revision

9.
thanks to Rachel Smith

10.
stories - T4W

11.
https://flic.kr/p/qyZVvg

12.
literature

13.
Used with permission

14.
notetaking
Brad Ovenell-Carter “Intelligent note taking”

15.
notes - don’t need special
equipment!

16.
Erin French - Google+

17.
Planning and
organising
ideas
from Classroom Collective

18.
stimulus

19.
Thanks to Caroline Rosalind, posted on LiPS - “A 9 year
old's way of remembering vocabulary. She wanted me to
share it!”

20.
instructions?

21.
explanations

22.
explanations 2

23.
Promoting
language
http://study-hack.com/2014/03/28/things-
to-keep-in-mind-when-learning-a-foreign/
Quotations
Reasons to study
Tips for learning
What does the course
look like?

24.
Used with permission

25.
More examples
Karen Bosch
slideshare has
examples from
classroom
Ms Wendi’s World -
examples from High
School pupils

26.
‘How to’ guidance
Verbal to Visual classroom -Youtube tutorials
Mike Rohde’s Sketchnote Handbook
Sylvia Duckworth Sketchnoting and Beginner’s Guide to
Sketchnoting (on an iPad) plus
https://sylviaduckworth.com/sketchnotes/
Sketchnote Scribes Google+ community
Wendi Pillars 4 quick mythbusters about using visual notes in
the classroom
Tips and tools to improve student note taking skills

27.
“What did Einstein,
JFK, Edison, Marie
Curie and Henry For
shave in common?
They were all
inveterate doodlers.”
“There is no such
thing as a mindless
doodle.”
“Edu-sketching is visual
notetaking with intention,
specifically geared to the
classroom as another
strategy to enhance
learning.”

28.
Thanks to Sylvia for permission to use

29.
“the book is designed by teachers for teachers to help
them get going with sketch noting” @lancslassrach

30.
NuggetHea

31.
NuggetHea

32.
Carol Anne McGuire on Flickr

33.
from wecollaborate
from Maya IDA
from Cheryl Lowry

34.
Link

35.
NuggetHea

36.
Where do I start?
a favourite quotation
a story
a TED talk
a “how to” guide
a film
a presentation - or staff meeting

37.
New Twitter account to follow: @sketchadood

38.
Mike Rohde

39.
PRIMARY LANGUAGE EDUCATOR AND
CONSULTANT
LISIBO@ME.COM ¡VÁMONOS! - LISIBO.COM
TWITTER - @LISIBO
LTD
My sketchnotes on Flickr - bit.ly/lisibosketch