Graphic facilitation is when a visual notetaker creates live illustrations of a group’s conversation or of a keynote speech by drawing on a large piece of paper, on an iPad, or on a presentation board.
The visual notes of people's conversations—in words and drawings—can be a catalyst for generating new ideas, for aiding comprehension, or to help people see emerging patterns in group interactions.
These live illustrations serve as a visual map of the event and allows the group's collective work to be better understood, remembered and to be shared with others. They can be done on-site or virtually.
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NOT ALL WORK HAS TO BE DONE LIVE
Journey maps can be created from content provided by clients. It is a great way to share a story with customers and stakeholders.
attendee knowledge walls
are a great way to include the voice of your audience, solicit their feedback, and learn what they are thinking. It’s a dynamic and fun way to engage attendees at your event.
ABOUT THE SEE YOUR WORDS TEAM.
For multi-day conventions or whole system team meetings, having more than one graphic recorder might be in order. The See Your Words artist network is made up of talented visual note takers with a collective 40 years of on the job experience, working in areas as far ranging as healthcare, major league sports teams, manufacturing, aerospace, higher education, social justice, community engagement and more and more and more.
“Your talent and dedication bring our conference to life in a way that words alone cannot capture. Each stroke of your pen helps to write the story of our conference. (and the best part: YOU bring a lot of FUN and positive energy) Our team and our attendees are lucky to have you on board.” -Program manager from the Advancing Health Equity conference
“Hi Jo! Next to (keynote speaker’s) talk, for me, you were the HIGHLIGHT of the conference. I mean it.” -conference attendee
“We have been marveling at the board this morning. You captured so many nuances of the meeting while also creating visuals that captured the tone, tenor and major themes.” -Healthy Lakewood Foundation
