Graphic Facilitation: No artistic skills required!

When
12/18/2015
8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
Location
Government Accountability Office (GAO), 441 G St, NW, Washington, DC, room 2N30

Registration

Member – $50.00
Non-Member – $80.00

Visual tools are a powerful way to access the non-verbal knowledge of individuals and groups. In this highly interactive workshop you will learn how to draw out hidden and unspoken thoughts through the use of numerous tools. No artistic skills required!

Learn how to use and evaluate visual templates from a neuro-cognitive perspective, where to find tools for visual practice, and practice some sticky note game-storming. Extra bonus: quick tips to bump up your scribing skills!

Participants will learn:

How to evaluate pre-drawn commercially available visual templates and choose templates that support meeting intentions.
How to plan/design a meeting that incorporates visual tools.
The difference between graphic recording and graphic facilitation.
Vocabulary to use when hiring a visual practitioner to either graphic record or design a visual template.
Several techniques to emphasize scribed information, including how to use charter markers, use of bullets and color.
Become aware of the visual aspect of the meeting environment and how that can affect meeting outcomes.
Develop some awareness of the neuro-cognitive reasons that visual tools enhance meetings.

Barb Siegel is a visual practitioner whose varied career includes experience in graphic recording/facilitation, the education field (neuro-cognition, arts integration, special education), illustration, architecture and fine art. She presented a talk on neuro-cognition and graphic recording at EU-Viz in Berlin, has taught special educators, students and adults how to sketch note and is totally turned on by visual culture and how it affects thinking process.

Barb is the former president Gifted and Talented/Learning Disabled Network. She attended AU/NTL MSOD program and is a registered architect.

If you pay for an individual MAFN workshop session and cancel before the registration deadline, MAFN will either credit your full registration fee towards a future workshop or process a refund, less a processing fee.

There will be no refunds or credits for cancellations received after the registration deadline.

Refunds, less a processing fee, are only available for workshop series subscribers until the September workshop of each year.

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