Sketchnoting in Education
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This document discusses sketchnoting in education. It begins with an introduction that defines sketchnoting and outlines its benefits for learning. These include appealing to different learning styles, encouraging creativity, and helping students focus and retain information better than laptop notetaking. The rest of the document provides tips and examples for how to get started with sketchnoting, including different paper and digital tools, techniques for drawing icons, dividers, frames, connectors, fonts, and shading. It concludes by listing applications of sketchnoting for various classroom activities and sharing additional resources on using this visual notetaking method.
Sketchnoting in Education
- 2. District lead secondary librarian, Northwest High School 2003-present Email: nbates@nisdtx.org Twitter: @yabooksandmore More info on how to use this template at www.slidescarnival.com/help-use-presentation-template This template is free to use under Creative Commons Attribution license. You can keep the Credits slide or mention SlidesCarnival and other resources used in a slide footer.
- 3. Hello!Naomi Bates Lead secondary librarian, NISD Northwest High School Email: nbates@nisdtx.org Twitter: @yabooksandmore
- 5. Sketchnotes are rich visual notes created from a mix of handwriting, drawings, hand- drawn typography, shapes, and visual elements like arrows, boxes, and lines (definition from Mike Rohde, The Sketchnote Hand book).
- 9. Connects images w/info Appeals to different learning styles Encourages creativity
- 10. longhand notetakers outperformed laptop notetakers on measures of conceptual understand and long-term factual recall.
- 11. 3. mindshift
- 12. Attention span is heightened Done intermittently for notetaking or projects It isn’t doodling (repetitious) Meant for broader information Impacts key information Give your notes to the class, allow them to transcribe how they like
- 13. 4. How to begin
- 16. Paper 53 Adobe Draw Flip Ink Notes HD
- 17. 5. icons
- 19. 6. dividers
- 20. Practice! arrow leaf line with wingdings dotted linecurly linesfeather
- 21. 7. frames
- 22. Practice! Picture frame banner paper Speech bubbleNotebook coverShadow box
- 23. 8. connectors
- 24. Practice!
- 25. 9. Fonts
- 26. All types, practice a few….
- 27. 10. shading
- 28. Practice! Use color! Think of sun and shadows Highlight Always use darker color under lighter one
- 29. Vocabulary Overview/review Book report option Poster alternative Peer teaching Presentations Movie synopsis Bulletin Board showoff
- 30. You’re curious…that’s the first spark You want to try it. Kids will know it’s something you are forced to do You’d like examples of when to find time to do it…
- 31. Educator’s Guide: Sketchnotes for Visual Note Taking http://www.simplek12.com/brig htsparktravel/sketchnotes-in- the-classroom/ Deliberate Doodling: Visualizing Course Concepts with Sketchnotes http://www.elon.edu/docs/e- web/academics/teaching/sket chnotes.pdf Ted Talks: Doodles, Unite! https://www.youtube.com/wat ch?v=7fx0QcHyrFkcourage. Why Use Sketchnotes in the Classroom? http://derekbruff.org/?p=2902 The Benefits of Using Doodling and Sketchnotes in the Classroom http://www.edweek.org/tm/art icles/2016/01/04/the-benefits- of-using-doodling-and- sketchnotes.html?qs=benefits+ of+using+doodling 6 Ways To Get Students Engaged in Sketchnotes http://www.jennyknappen berger.com/6-ways-to- get-students-engaged- with-sketchnotes/
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- #10: Option and accommodating student learning Writing is primary option, more secondary
- #11: students taking notes on laptops tend to act as scribes, whereas students taking notes longhand have to do more active processing, which appears to aid in learning. Sketchnotes require quite a bit of active processing, so this study would indicate potential value in sketchnotes in the classroom.