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What is a Graphic Scribe?
- 1. What is a Graphic Scribe?
- 2. A Graphic Scribe records communication with graphic images, cartoons and text.
- 3. This free flowing form of capturing thoughts with pictures and text is a powerful tool to revisit ideas that get forgotten after the meeting is over.
- 4. Here I am providing Graphic Scribe services to record a strategic planning meeting.
- 5. My services work in tandem with the facilitator. It is in real time and captures key concepts for participants.
- 6. Participants enjoy strong, effective meetings when they are seeing multiple forms of visual media.
- 7. In this particular case, the services I provided expanded a four hour time period and captured two "sessions.“ The first was introducing ‘tools.’
- 8. The facilitator was thrilled with my work and said that I had captured everything he wanted to deliver. I love high praises!
- 9. I listen deeply to the facilitator and group discussions to synthesize the material while providing a free flowing stream of visual interpretation for later reference.
- 10. Once the first session was completed, the 4' x 8' graphic recording was moved to the back of the room for attendees to have easy access.
- 11. During this next session, attendees had returned from a breakout session to discuss what each person felt was an area that needed discussion.
- 12. During this next session, attendees discuss what each person felt was an area that needed discussion. Now I began capturing the ideas …
- 13. Capturing the free flowing thoughts will be extremely helpful to participants when they meet to review their meeting and make future plans.
- 14. After the ideas have been captured, action items are listed for future planning meetings.
- 15. These graphic illustrations and text blocks will trigger thoughts and memories when once again visited by the participant.
- 16. Shannon Parish, Cartoonist, Graphic Scribe www.IllustratingYou.com