The document introduces graphic harvesting, highlighting its techniques for visually capturing key conversations in real-time through methods like graphic recording and facilitation. It provides an agenda for a learning series in 2010, featuring examples and exercises to practice these skills. Additionally, it includes online resources for further exploration and engagement in the practice of graphic harvesting.

1. An Introduction to Graphic Harvesting IDEA Learning Series 2010

2. Agenda Intros What is graphic harvesting? Warm Up Technique Part A Materials- try out those markers! Technique Part B LUNCH Drawing Exercise Process Practice Closing and Feedback

3. What is Graphic Harvesting? Capturing the meaning of key conversations in a visual way.

4. And Graphic Recording? Graphic recording involves capturing on large-sized paper - in words, images and color - pe ople ’s ideas and expressions as they are being spoken in the moment. (World Café) Photo: Christina Merkley, Make Your Mark graphic facilitator

5. … and Graphic Facilitation? Facilitating AND recording at the same time- using your graphic recording to make the process visible. Photo: Christina Merkley, www.makemark.com

6. Examples How IDEA and IDEA members are using Graphic Recording/ Harvesting

7. Cultivate World Café- Global Communities: Learning from the Global South, May 2010.

8. Cultivate World Café- Global Communities: Learning from the Global South, May 2010.

9. Cultivate World Café- Global Communities: Learning from the Global South, May 2010.

10. Africa Centre Conference, Images and Messages from the Global South: A Human Rights Issue. July 2010

11. Africa Centre Conference, Images and Messages from the Global South: A Human Rights Issue. July 2010

12. IDEA Annual Conference: Radical Common Sense, Education for Change. June 2010

16. Mayfield Community Arts Centre, Globalfest Seminar July 2010

17. Mayfield Community Arts Centre, Globalfest Seminar July 2010

22. Globalfest Graphic Recording www. youthperspectives-youthvisions .com Youth Perspectives Documentation Youth Visions Documentation

23. Warm Ups! Word Association What would you like to describe visually?

25. Space

26. Shapes, Connectors

27. Lettering

28. Materials

29. Visual conventions

30. Symbols, Icons, Metaphors  ¢    

31. Colour Use Colour a Lot But NOT a lot of Colour

32. Process BREATHE! LISTEN Prepare Record Organise Clarify Feedback

33. Practice!

34. Practice

35. Next Steps… Where and when can you practice? Ning- to keep in touch Online resources: World Cafe Europe: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6XAPnuFjJc The Centre for Graphic Facilitation http://graphicfacilitation.blogs.com/ http://www.makemark.com/graphic_recording/services/ http://www.modellearning.com/ http://www.r-e-m.co.uk/logo/?comp=twp&html=teaching_resources.html http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=efCiPNjEC0I

36. Thank You Don’t forget to give us some feedback…