IFVP Community onlinefacilitation - Visual Work and Thinking "Every child is an artist. Theproblem is how to remain an artist once we grow up." - Pablo Picasso Visual practices can enrich our work. This page is a loosely organized overview of visual practices in two related contexts, graphic recording and graphic facilitation. If you are interested in more about the use of visual practices in facilitation, I'm building a related page here: Visual Facilitation Practices What is Graphic Recording? Graphic recording at its core is visually capturing what is happening in a group or presentation. What is Graphic or Visual Facilitation? Graphic or Visual Facilitation is the intentional use of visual practices, including drawing by an individual or by members of the group to support the group's process. How others have described this set of practices Chip Walter's animated white board description How does this relate to the larger set of thinking around visual thinking? Examples, Explanations Resources Online Groups Tags
Visual Thinking Art Doceri - The Interactive Whiteboard for iPad. The Strategy Landscape Tool Helps Solve Wicked Problems Source: Monitor Institute Monitor Institute and the Center for Effective Philanthropy (CEP) have launched a joint venture to bring a new data visualization tool, “The Strategy Landscape Tool“ to the field of philanthropy. Created with support from the Rockfeller Foundation, the tool allows users to easily see and understand grantmaking strategies and patterns within and across institutions so they can make better decisions in pursuit of their goals. This tool is important because it facilitates funders working in a networked way. Philanthropy today is called upon to address increasingly complex and interrelated challenges that don’t adhere to traditional geographic, disciplinary, and sectoral boundaries—poverty, health care, climate change, and education to name a few. Photo gy George Rohrig I had a demonstration of this tool and what was most powerful was its simplicity.
David Sibbet David Sibbet Home / Tags / David Sibbet David Sibbet is one of the leading minds in the visual thinking & facilitation industry, and when David has a new book or product, it’s worth stopping to take notice. Frequent VizThink contributor, and founder of The Grove International Consultants, David Sibbet recently spoke at TEDxSOMA. [16 Feb 2009 | Comments Off | 2,071 views] Can you believe that VizThink ’09 is only 1 week away? [15 Sep 2008 | Comments Off | 1,151 views] Do you want to improve your visual thinking skills? [1 Sep 2008 | Comments Off | 1,201 views] We’re so excited to announce the addition of David Sibbet, one of the true gurus of visual thinking, to the Berlin conference. We have had a lot of great success with visual thinking workshops in New York, Chicago, and Toronto.
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