Verbal to Visual
Conversations about using sketchnotes as a learning, problem-solving, and storytelling tool. Sketchnoting is a note-taking technique that taps into the verbal and visual processing powers of your brain, and in this show I chat with folks who are developing their sketchnoting skills so that you can learn from our experience in order to build and apply your own sketchnoting skills to work that you care about. I’m your host Doug Neill, and after getting a Master of Arts in Teaching, I got pulled into the world of visual thinking and have been teaching this skill on my website and YouTube channel since 2013. In these conversations you’ll hear from real folks who are learning how to draw, how to lay out ideas on the page, what types of diagrams they can include, how best to use different colors, and how to store and share their notes in a way that supports their personal and professional development. Hit subscribe and learn something new from each episode.
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