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The Basics
Sketchnotes
Are another way to take notes, just more visual!
The idea is to record your thoughts, meeting notes, summary of a text, travel notes...mmm...this list can be really long....I better sum up: whatever you want! The difference to the usual note taking we're used to, is the use of visual elements as a support on your notes. It could be drawings, shapes, arrows, lines.
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Graphic
Recording
Similar to sketchnoting, just BIGGER!
Normally the graphic recorder is together with the person doing the presentation...so yes, everyone on the audience can see you while you are graphic recording! scary? no... I would say exciting!
The result is really useful for the attendees, giving them a more visual way to "process" the talk/meeting
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