Sketchnoting

Sketchnoting is a visual note-taking method that combines text, drawings, symbols, and other visual elements to capture information. It's a creative way to represent ideas, making them more engaging and memorable.

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9. CONTAINERS & FLOW one way to organize information after you have words on the page is to group like concepts and link them together * TIE it TOGETHER at the END * LINKING IDEAS You might end up moving things around the page is usew when things are So don't connect ideas till they are set in their place sequential or related - arrows ! ↓ - - = ᶖnumbering ! # 4 = T ② · show a first-getee grouprelateda sequence or enclosing: the page! a background relationship blob or other w/ lines & marker arrows WAYS to GROUD IDEAS ET BS mus [i] · # idea#2 = idea#3 - [ · - - # - idea #4 -
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