When Sketchnoting Might Not Be Appropriate
As much as I’d like to say “Sketchnoting is for anyone, anywhere, anytime!” it’s just not true. There are some instances where sketchnoting isn’t appropriate or practical. Read on to find out what they are so you can avoid these...
Lecture-Based vs. Experience-Based Sketchnotes
There are two types of sketchnotes: Lecture-Based Lecture-based visual notes are taken when one party actively shares new insight or information with another party. Some examples are conferences, school classes, church sermons, panels, work meetings, and workshops....
3 Reasons Why You Need to Start Documenting NOW
Documentation is extremely important as you learn and progress in your skills. Here are 3 reasons why you should start documenting NOW.
How to Give a Good Speech: 5 Tips from a Professional Notetaker
How would you like to know for certain that your speeches will never again be met with blank stares from your audience? No one likes a speech where the person shows off how much they know and you don’t. Your speech is not an opportunity to pontificate, but your...
How to Draw in the Dark
I’ve found myself in an unexpectedly dark room a few times, and I want to share my tips and tricks for taking sketchnotes in the dark.