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From Boxes and Arrows, this article provides a blow-by-blow description of how visual learning helped to easily explain a complex web strategy to a diverse client group.
Rebekah Sedaca works as a user experience designer on an interactive team at a mid-sized strategic communications firm, Capstrat, based in Raleigh, NC. One recent web project presented her team the opportunity to communicate using comics.
This podcast from Studio 360 explores the original experiments exploring the left-right brain theory, the 1970's best-selling book and recent revelations in brain imaging.
Right-brained
people are supposed to be artistic and spontaneous, while left-brainers
are literal and analytical. Nobel Prize-winning neurology spawned this
insight decades ago, along with the bestseller Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain. But does the story of two hemispheres stand up in the age of the MRI? Produced by Dave Johns.
Alright all you graphic facilitators. This is the quality of stuff out there in terms of "whiteboard magic".
ZDNet has a bucketload of clever video tutorials to explain tough technical concepts like mash-ups, open source, enterprise dashboards and search engines.
But when it comes to the craft of whiteboarding itself... well, er,... check out the results.
Those of us in the GF community can blow the lid off this if we begin submitting our own content created by the vast talent pool out there.
If you have a video of yourself teaching anything related to visual learning, upload it to YouTube and forward us the link--we'll proudly get the word out!
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