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Sketchnotes workshop Oct 2014
This document discusses sketchnoting and provides tips for creating effective sketchnotes. It recommends listening with your notes to capture the essence of what is being said or presented. Various frameworks for organizing sketchnotes are presented, such as linear, vertical, radial, path, modular and random structures. Specific drawing techniques are also outlined, like using uppercase and lowercase letters, arrows, and simple shapes. The goal of sketchnoting is to visually engage and enhance memory and learning through synthesizing information in real-time.
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Sketchnotes workshop Oct 2014
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