Why graphic recording?  

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The short answer is accessibility. 

Accessibility is a basic and essential human right.

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What is graphic recording? 

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Graphic notes (also called sketch notes, graphic recordings, and visual notes) are a way of providing organized, synthesized information in bite-sized chunks alongside engaging visual aids that help facilitate interest, memorization, and learning. They help summarize the big ideas from classroom lessons, virtual rallies, webinars, fundraisers, podcasts, staff meetings, seminars, etc., into manageable notes that people are more likely to remember.

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Who is graphic recording for? 

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Everyone!

 

If I've learned anything during my teaching career, it's that no two learners are exactly alike. The way that we receive and process information varies from person to person and is based on so many different factors including, but not limited to: age, culture, language, literacy, comprehension, disability, and learning styles. 

 

Simply put, graphic notes are a vital extension of equity, equality, accessibility and language justice. 

 

How can I get a graphic sketch artist for my next event? 

 

Contact me here. ​

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