Visual note taking

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Sketch notes aren't just pretty notes, but the best way to remember the information. This is a detailed guide to help you start with visual note-taking and improve how you work with information.

Teaching students how to visually represent information to build understanding, strengthen connections, and increase retention of lesson material

What are sketchnotes? Sketchnotes are becoming an increasingly popular way for students to take notes for lectures. However, there is much value to be gained from using them along with – or instead of – traditional methods like Cornell notes and annotation. Studies have shown that engaging the visual part of the brain as ... Read more

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Visual Thinking Workshops - September 28th - E-Learning Council

How to Teach with Sketchnotes: Deep Understanding & Visual Note-Taking. Visual note-taking is becoming such a valuable tool in our classrooms today. The benefits of visual note-taking are great. During the process of visual note-taking, students are required to listen to the speaker, make movements with their hands and turn those movements into visual representations. This type of note-taking really appeals to those visual, auditory and kinesthetic learners in your class. Ready to learn…