Sketchnote Mini-Workshop: DSGNDAY 2014

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Mike Rohde

Sketchnote Mini-Workshop deck from my presentation at DSGNDAY on November 11, 2014 in Amsterdam, The Netherlands.

Visual Notetaking using an iPad Sketchnotes are visual notes that incorporate words, lines, shapes, color, and simple drawings. You do not need to be an artist to sketchnote! This session will share the why and how to get started with creating digital sketchnotes using an iPad, along with the presenter’s personal journey with taking visual notes. An overview of the basic elements, techniques, apps, and styluses will be given, along with examples/lessons from the presenter and students.

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