You might think, "I cannot draw" or "I don't have talent." And maybe you are right. However, the good news is: sketchnoting is not about art. It's not about performing as an artist or comparing yourself to famous artists like Picasso or Monet. It's not about perfection. It is about communication. Sketchnotes help people all over the world to better remember what they heard, regardless of their drawing skills. Anna talks with two of our Tech Community's celebrated sketchnoters, Luise Freese and Rebecca Jackson - and Frank the bunny.
Take on our Sketchnote Challenge! Create a sketchnote (digital or on paper) about a day or a week in your life right now, and share it on Twitter with @TheUptakePod, @LuiseFreese, and @_rebeccajackson.
Guest Posts
See blog posts by Microsoft MVPs Rebecca Jackson and Luise Freese, which are part of the Humans of IT Guest Bloggers series in conjunction The Uptake Podcast.
Blog post by Rebecca Jackson
Blog post by Luise Freese
Resources
Sketchnote Challenge! Send us a sketchnote of your Day/Week-in-the-life! On Twitter, tag @TheUptakePod, Luise and Rebecca, and we'll share it!
Rebecca Jackson | @_rebeccajackson | MVP Profile | Site
Luise Freese | @LuiseFreese | MVP Profile
“Scribbles have meaning” by Better Kid Care
@TheUptakePod on Twitter
Microsoft Tech Community | @MSTCommunity
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