by Tanya Gadsby | Apr 25, 2018 | Graphic Facilitation, Graphic Recording
You’ve got a big conference coming up and want to have a graphic recorder capture presentations and group discussions. Finding the right graphic recorder is important for ensuring the graphics are well integrated with your meeting, appropriate to your content, and...
by Tanya Gadsby | Jan 3, 2018 | Graphic Facilitation, Graphic Recording
Styles of graphic recording vary between graphic recorders – some of us are highly visual, integrating lots of characters and images. Others are more text-based, utilizing structured bullet points, boxes, and fonts. And of course there is a spectrum of styles of...
by Tanya Gadsby | Feb 14, 2017 | Graphic Facilitation, Graphic Recording
I’m standing at a wall of paper, my arm raised and ready to write. The conference room behind me is arranged with ten round tables, eight people huddled around each. The eighty participants have deliberated at their tables for the last half-hour,...
by Tanya Gadsby | Sep 13, 2016 | Graphic Facilitation, Graphic Recording
How do you know what to listen for?” It’s a common question I hear as a graphic recorder, and one that’s not always easy to explain! But over the years I’ve found there are key attributes to the art of listening in graphic recording or graphic facilitation. These...
by Tanya Gadsby | Jun 6, 2016 | Graphic Facilitation, Graphic Recording
Meetings can be host to a large number of participants from various industries, backgrounds, and perspectives… how do you encourage people to engage with the topics being presented instead of being idle observers? How do you capture the thoughts of 200+ participants?...
