Sketchnoting requires us to move both our
brains and our hands.
This means we are limited to capturing only as
much information as our hands can produce.
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The benefit of this is that we are forced to
focus on the most important takeaways of the
talk.
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1. What does the audience I’m writing for want to
know about this talk?
2. What are the key takeaways? (usually ~3)
3. What are things I can represent in images rather
than text?
Ask yourself...
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How to Start Sketching
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There are five basic shapes used for sketchnoting...
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...and we combine them to make shapes.
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Don’t focus on
drawing well at first.
Sketchnoting is all
about listening and
speed.
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Let’s listen to our first
talk. No drawing!
LISTEN
5 MINUTES
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Megan Pozzi
Winner of Three-Minute Thesis 2013
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Let’s draw our
sketchnote!
DRAW
5 MINUTES
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2 MINUTES
What was easy for you?
What was difficult?
REFLECT
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Let’s listen to our second
talk. No drawing!
LISTEN
3 MINUTES
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Yuta Nakagawa
Winner of Three-Minute Thesis 2020
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Let’s draw our
sketchnote!
DRAW
5 MINUTES
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Take your favorite
sketchnote and polish it.
DRAW
5 MINUTES
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Take a photo and share!
SHARE
5 MINUTES
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Q&A
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World
Sketchnoting
Day
2021.01.11
https://sketchnotearmy.com
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