Podcasts about visual notetaking

In this episode, I'm joined by Apple Distinguished Educator, speaker, and trainer Karen Bosch, who takes us on an exploration of sketchnoting. Karen shares how this powerful visual notetaking method combines drawings and text to enhance focus and retention for learners of all ages. You'll hear Karen's expert advice, her favorite digital tools, and plenty of tips for demystifying sketchnoting for students and teachers, too. Show notes: https://classtechtips.com/2024/08/13/Sketchnoting-for-students-280/  Sponsored by my free weekly planner pages: https://classtechtips.com/planner/  Follow Karen on social: https://x.com/karlyb  Follow Monica on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/classtechtips/  Take your pick of free EdTech resources: https://classtechtips.com/free-stuff-favorites/   

In this episode of Beltway Broadcast, your Metro DC Chapter of ATD hosts Lauren Green. Lauren is the owner and executive director of Dancing with Markers, an organization that makes all meetings engaging, inclusive and productive by leveraging Visual tools. She is a certified virtual facilitator, certified coach, experienced visual note-taker, and effective leadership development trainer. In this episode, Lauren shares how to capture key insights and takeaways during meetings and events with words and images and discusses the benefits of creating an illustrative record of the session.   If you'd like to learn more about Lauren, visit her company's website. For more info about the Metro DC Chapter of ATD, visit DCATD.org.  Episode Credits: Series Announcer: Julie Waters Hosts: Christina Eanes, Stephanie Hubka, Laëtitia Gnago, and Halyna Hodges

Check out Anthony and his course: IG: @argbanks https://www.instagram.com/argbanks/ The course: https://notistacademy.com Signup code 50% off: IGNITE Anthony's website: https://getnotist.com Sign up for his Newsletter: https://mailchi.mp/fb148bca7506/uyyva9xcky Episode 414 Airs on Saturday, June 4, 2022. This week we are meeting on Saturday and we are CELEBRATING!!!! Why you ask? Or what are we celebrating? TEN YEARS of doing the podcast!!!!! Can you believe it? And I am excited to continue this journey with you. And this week we will be filled with hope by hearing Anthony Banks story. He is an incredible illustrator and designer, who started taking notes visually and it changed his life! It made such an impact that he created a course and is going to tell us about the ups and downs of that too! Episode 414 Airs on Saturday, June 4, 2022 at 2:30pm ET / 7:30pm BST / 11:30am PT / 8:30am in Hawaii. Sign up to get the link at https://rechargingyou.com/signup You can always join us for the live taping experience and be part of the community. Come a little early and introduce yourself in the chat, tell us where you are located in the world and say hey! _______________________ Follow Creatives Ignite: Our website: www.rechargingyou.com Find full show notes at: https://rechargingyou.com/launching-a-course-on-visual-notetaking/ Connect on Instagram @CreativesIgnite & Twitter: @creativesignite Linked In: LinkedIn.com/company/creatives-ignite Or email me at diane [at] rechargingyou.com Creatives Ignite helps solopreneurs like you by providing workshops, coaching, and a community. Our mission is to encourage & connect creative entrepreneurs so no one ever feels alone on their entrepreneurial journey. Creatives Ignite helps creative entrepreneurs like you to niche down, get focused, uncover and utilize their strengths and superpowers, helping you reach your business and creative goals. Join us live each week and become part of the Creatives Ignite Family, subscribe and get the link to come to the live recording. Sign up at http://www.rechargingyou.com The Accelerant Group Program: At Recharging You, we know that you want to be a focused, confident entrepreneur with clear direction. In order to do that, you need to get out of your head and learn from other creative entrepreneurs. The problem is you're a solopreneur with limited knowledge and experience on what your next steps need to be which makes you feel uncertain and alone. I believe every entrepreneur should be supported, challenged, and encouraged as they grow their business. I understand how overwhelming and demanding building a creative business can be because I have been growing my business for over 20 years. Find out more. So you can stop being stuck and doubting your value and your decisions and instead start seeing growth in your mindset and in your business. www.rechargingyou.com/coaching/powerstation Leave a Review & Share with Your Friends One of the best ways to support the channel and podcast is to leave a review on iTunes or Google Play or where ever you get your podcasts. Subscribe to the channel, leave a comment on an episode that you watch and of course share it with your friends. ELEMENTOR: http://bit.ly/elementordiane FLODESK: email service: 50%off your first month https://flodesk.com/c/DESIGNRECHARGE Flodesk costs $39/month no matter how many subscribers you have. That's amazing for users who have large lists! While Flodesk is still young and working through some growing pains, you can sign up through my affiliate link below for just $19/mo! ENVATO: http://bit.ly/envatoDR TIMELY: http://bit.ly/drtimely 10% off your subscription AUDIBLE: http://www.audibletrial.com/RechargingYou 1 free audio book SKILLSHARE: http://bit.ly/dianegibbs 2 months free premium membership Disclosure: Some of the links in this post are 'affiliate links.' This means if you click on the link and purchase the item, I will receive an affiliate commission.

Hello everyone, welcome back to another podcast episode. This week I am joined by Emily Mills. Emily is an illustrator, designer, business owner and author. We're going to dive into how she started her business as a side hustle and decided to make her ultimate leap, leaving her corporate job in the rearview mirror and building out her business to what it is today. Emily describes herself as an illustrator - a big umbrella term covering all of the amazing things she does. Alongside her husband in their business, Emily does animation, whiteboard explainer videos, live event illustration and is the founder of Sketchnote Academy. Inside Sketchnote Academy Emily is a coach and teacher, teaching others how to do something called ‘sketchnoting'. Sketchnoting is basically writing and drawing at the same time. It helps with memory retention and it's creative, fun, and overall really fun to look at. “I never planned on niching down like that. But it turned out that it was a really good melding or marriage of all of my personal passions and skills.” Her StoryEarly on in her journey, Emily found herself working at a church as a graphic designer. It was her second job out of college and she was already feeling the internal struggle of changing jobs and relocating every few years because of the recession. At one point she joined a Facebook group with an author who wrote books about starting your own business and believing in yourself. At first, her goal was to pay off debt and she achieved this through freelancing her graphic design services, because working at a church doesn't pay much. Through her freelance work she was able to pay off her car as well as her credit cards and realized that she could just keep going and see what happens. Eventually Emily relocated again to Nashville for a different job, and again, was disillusioned with just how the corporate world is.“I knew that it wasn't a great fit for me and my personality and my goals and my values.”Emily found herself double-dipping, so to speak. Her day job offered flex time so she would work 7am-3pm (no lunch break) then head to a co-working space and work on her freelance business until roughly 9pm. In a new city this was a great opportunity to meet people and grow her side hustle at the same time. She eventually got to the point where she was using her vacation time from her day job to go do freelance client work and when she was almost out of vacation days she decided it was time to make a big decision. After praying over it and fate stepping in, Emily was forced out of her day job and she took it as a sign to make her ultimate leap. As soon as she made that leap she landed her highest paying gig and it continued to snowball and grow from there.Emily believes in rolling with what falls into your lap. While she loves planning, she has learned that if she simply follows the things that fall into her lap she will have a lot more success and be able to live in the moment. “I'm just going to do it. It's going to be scary, but everything's going to be okay.”Emily has achieved some incredible things but one of the things she is most proud of and excited about is Sketchnote Academy. What does 2022 look like for Emily?“My biggest goal [for 2022] is kind of shifting the balance needle on client work versus sketchnote Academy. I'm really excited about the things that are happening with sketchnote Academy, it grew a ton this year, more than any other year, and I'm just really excited about maintaining that growth and excitement and reaching more people. So I'm excited to do new courses, I'm excited to keep the community going and maybe even break into coaching and do more small groups or one on one teaching. There's just so much opportunity out in the world and when you start seeing those doors open, it's just really exciting.” Emily's Final Note“I believe everybody has the potential to make the leap and create their own business and I'm excited for all the great things that the world is going to have because you're in it.”You can connect with Emily on Instagram (@emily_a_mills) and find out more about Sketchnote Academy on her website.Until next time, keep doing it your way! Insights:“I never planned on niching down like that. But it turned out that it was a really good melding or marriage of all of my personal passions and skills.”“She eventually got to the point where she was using her vacation time from her day job to go do freelance client work and when she was almost out of vacation days she decided it was time to make a big decision.”“I believe everybody has the potential to make the leap and create their own business and I'm excited for all the great things that the world is going to have because you're in it.” Resources:Connect with Emily on InstagramLearn how to Sketchnote with EmilyGrab your copy of The Art of Visual Notetaking by Emily MillsFind out more about how you can use Podia in your business

On October 27, 2021, Emily Mills of Sketchnote Academy joined us at CAMP for an Artist Chat + Workshop. The week before her visit, some of the Campers co-authored a silly, spooky, short story in honour of Hallowe'en, and Emily showed us how to use simple shapes, lines and colour to create a visual representation of our story. Listen in, and try a few of Emily's techniques for yourself.You can find Emily online here:https://sketchnoteacademy.com/https://www.instagram.com/sketchnoteacademy/Emily's book, The Art of Visual Notetaking, can be found here:https://emilyamills.com/book/ Support the show (https://www.paypal.me/joannetlauzon)

Art has the ability to be a powerful tool for engaging, differentiating, and humanizing virtually any subject. Join us as we cover several practical strategies for using art effectively in any classroom. Follow on Twitter: @klrembert @wendi322 @demacruz @larryferlazzo @jonHarper70bd @bamradionetwork Keisha Rembert is a passionate learner and fierce equity advocate. She is an award-winning educator who taught middle school ELA and United States History teacher for many years and now instructs future educators. She hopes to change our world one student at a time. Delia M. Cruz-Fernández, EdD has been in education for over 20 years as a Mathematics and Spanish teacher, High School Assistant Principal and is currently working in the Multilingual Education Team as a Secondary ESL Specialist in a School District in Central Texas. She is an advocate for Multilingual Learners Education. She published in the English Leadership Quarterly the article When Live Gives You Lemons… Learning to Learn during a Pandemic. Wendi Pillars, NBCT, has been teaching for more than two decades and has yet to teach the same exact lesson twice. Fueled by curiosity, a desire to innovate, and a slight ability to rock a stick figure, she is on a perpetual quest to make information understandable and engaging for others. She is the author of Visual Impact and Visual Notetaking for Educators.

Do you think you’re a terrible artist? You probably do, and that’s a limiting belief so stop saying that about yourself. That’s an episode for another day. Today we’re going to help you see yourself as something different… maybe not an artist, but certainly someone capable of having more fun taking notes, engaging in information, and learning. We’re thrilled to have Mike Rohde on the show today, the originator of the Sketchnote. New to sketchnoting? No worries! Mike walks us through what a sketchnote is, how to develop a practice and how to use sketchnoting to embrace and engage information with pen and paper and get it into your head. For Patrons, Mike will be delivering this month’s workshop live on Wednesday, March 11, at 6pm US pacific time. Links & NotesThank you for supporting The ADHD Podcast on Patreon!Mike Rohde’s Sketchnote Mini Workshop Presto Sketching with Ben Crothers Peachpit Press Sketchnote Video Podcast YouTube PlaylistInternational Sketchnote Camp 2020The Sketchnote TypefaceSketchnotes Flickr Collection Sketchnote Army Slack Channel

Working with family has its own unique challenges, but when you live AND work in the same room as your spouse things get a little interesting. Emily Mills is an illustrator in Nashville who teaches online sketch note courses and is the author of The Art of Visual Notetaking. Listen in as we talk about the lie most people tell themselves about drawing, her creative journey, and what it's like to work remotely with her husband sitting in the same room. Find links and resources mentioned in the episode right here. Here is Emily's real desk:

Getting paid to do work you love and building a profitable business out of it is every entrepreneur’s dream. And today’s guest on Freelance to Founder has been able to make that dream into reality, hiring her husband in the process. In this episode, we interview Emily Mills, author of The Art of Visual Notetaking, founder of Sketchnote Academy, and one-time visual artist for Dave Ramsey. You can find her at emilyamills.com Losing interest in her full-time graphic design job, Emily dove headfirst into the world of freelance back in 2016. She learned she could make money as an artist while living the life she wanted since her childhood, but never thought possible. She hasn’t looked back since! Emily has turned her passion for art and illustration into a full-time freelance business having noteworthy clients and a stable inflow of revenue. You'll get to know Emily's back story, how her college career provided glimpses at what was to come, how and why she hit a wall early in her career, and how she pulls in revenue today. You'll pick up on the traits, habits, and mindsets a founder needs to scale beyond a freelancer. And if you hang on to the end of the episode you'll hear our 3-for-1 segment: Three questions — seeking one principle, one habit, and one person that our guests have adhered to through the years. Find Emily on her Portfolio and Twitter. We hope you enjoy this episode of Freelance to Founder. Please leave us an honest rating on iTunes. Complete show notes for this episode can be found on Millo.co Subscribe for new episodes at freelancetofounder.com. This podcast is a production of Millo. Recently from the Millo Blog: How to write an invoice (and get paid) in 5 easy steps Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today Mike is joined by visual communicator Emily Mills, an illustrator, designer, sketchnoter, and author. They talk about her journey creating her first book, The Art of Visual Notetaking and Sketchnote Academy. Listen in! RUNNING ORDER Intro: Emily's origin story The move to teaching Writing "The Art of Visual Notetaking" Sketchnote Academy 3 Tips 3 TIPS Share your work and document practice everyday Find community LINKS Emily Mills on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/emily_a_mills/ Emily Mills on Twitter - https://twitter.com/emily_a_mills Emily's Season 3 appearance on the Sketchnote Army - https://m.soundcloud.com/sketchnote-army-podcast/emily-carlton-se03-ep02 The Sketch Effect - https://thesketcheffect.com Sketchnote Academy - https://sketchnoteacademy.com The Art of Visual Notetaking - http://theartofvisualnotetaking.com Tribe Conference - https://tribeconference.com Sketchnote Army Slack - https://sketchnotearmy.com/blog/2018/9/7/sketchnote-army-group-slack-channel CREDITS Producer: Jon Schiedermayer Show Notes: Chris Wilson SUPPORT THE PODCAST To support the creation, production and hosting of the Sketchnote Army and Sketchnote Army Podcast, buy one of Mike Rohde's books and use code ROHDE40 at Peachpit.com for 40% off! http://rohdesign.com/handbook/ http://rohdesign.com/workbook/ PAST PODCAST SEASONS Season 1 - https://soundcloud.com/sketchnote-army-podcast/sets/sketchnote-army-podcast-se1 Season 2 - https://soundcloud.com/sketchnote-army-podcast/sets/sketchnote-army-podcast-se2 Season 3 - https://soundcloud.com/sketchnote-army-podcast/sets/sketchnote-army-podcast-se3 Season 4 - https://soundcloud.com/sketchnote-army-podcast/sets/sketchnote-army-podcast-se4 Season 5 - https://soundcloud.com/sketchnote-army-podcast/sets/sketchnote-army-podcast-se5

Emily Mills is an illustrator, designer, and author. Her latest book is The Art of Visual Notetaking and she recently founded the Sketchnote Academy.

Affiliate disclaimer: Heads up! There are affiliate links in this blog post. What that means is if you click on a link and then make a purchase, I make a small percentage of money because I referred you. This comes at no additional cost to you. I only share products and resources that I trust and that I know will help you in your business. Grateful for your support!   Today's interview is with Illustrator Emily Mills! Emily & I met a conference last year and I got to see first hand what her illustration work looks like (I admit me creeping on her during the conference, ha!).We dive into what it's really like to be a full-time illustrator: She shares how she got started in the industry, how she uses illustrations to tell a story, what kind of clients she works with, how she gets inspired when she's not feeling creative, what she struggles with, misconceptions people have and so much more! As always, you can check out the full show notes for this episode at http://dayinthelifepodcast.com/065 and join in the conversation with other Day in the Life listeners in the Day in the Life Facebook group! Also...if you'd like to submit a guest for an upcoming episode, head on over to our website to submit!   In today’s episode, you'll find out:   If Emily always wanted to be an illustrator and how she got started. How Emily uses illustrations to tell a story. What she does to get inspired when she's not feeling creative. Her favorite type of illustrations to do. What she struggles with most in her career as an illustrator. Common misconceptions people have about the illustration community. One piece of advice she'd offer to someone who wants to become an illustrator. How to start drawing when you don't feel like you know anything about drawing. Full show notes at: http://dayinthelifepodcast.com/065 Links mentioned: Adobe Procreate KanBan Deep Work Vic Lee About Emily: Emily Mills is a freelance illustrator, a sketchnoting fanatic, and author of “The Art of Visual Notetaking.” When she’s not serving her own clients, you can find her teaching online classes at SketchnoteAcademy.com. Emily lives just outside Nashville, TN with her husband. Follow Emily: Emily's Instagram Sketch Note Academy Instagram Portfolio Emily's book, The Art of Visual Notetaking Emily's online classes   Like the show? There are several ways you can help! Subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify or Google Play Leave an honest review on iTunes. The ratings and reviews help for two reasons: 1) Most importantly, I get to know you, the listener, and what content you enjoy the most. 2) The more reviews the podcast has, the better chance it has at getting in front of new listeners. Follow on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram Join the Facebook group to interact with guests and other listeners Join the Day in the Life newsletter

Emily Mills never stopped drawing after childhood. She realized early on that she had a natural gift for illustration. Her first paying gig as an illustrator was for the school paper in college and she hasn’t looked back since. After graduating college in the middle of the great recession, she decided to move to Nashville because of it’s diverse artistic culture. Her first book, “The Art of Visual Notetaking” teaches basic skills to take effective sketchnotes, which is ideal for documenting processes, planning projects, outlining ideas, and capturing information. Emily Mills is a freelance illustrator, professional visual notetaker for The Sketch Effect, and teaches online sketchnoting classes at SketchnoteAcademy.com. She travels all over Middle Tennessee capturing visual notes for clients as well as teaching workshops all over the country. Thanks for checking out Get to Know Nashville! Be sure to checkout more great stories: Subscribe on Youtube, follow us on Instagram (@gettoknownashville) and Facebook Follow Emily on Instagram (@emily_a_mills), Facebook and check out her website. Special thanks to HUGE.IO for allowing us to film in their studio space. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gettoknownashville/support

Emily is an artist and an illustrator. You can find her at emilyamills.com.

In education, burnout is fairly typical. Most teachers will have an episode or two at some point in their career. @larryferlazzo @wendi322 @TimothyHiltonCG @jedwards814 @Bamradionetwork Jenny Edwards, PhD, has taught at the elementary, middle school, and university levels. Presently, Jenny is teaching doctoral students in the School of Educational Leadership and Change at Fielding Graduate University in Santa Barbara. Timothy Hilton received his Bachelor’s degree, teaching credential, and Master’s degree from California State University, Long Beach, and has been teaching for ten years in Los Angeles Unified School District. Wendi Pillars, NBCT, has been teaching students with English as a second/foreign language needs in grades K-12, both stateside and overseas, for 21 years. She is the author of Visual Notetaking for Educators: A Teacher’s Guide to Student Creativity.

What is the role of an ELL student's home language in the classroom? Join us as we discuss. Follow: @larryferlazzo @traceyhabla @wendi322 @melsa777 @Bamradionetwork Melissa Eddington is in her 17th year of teaching, 15 have been as an ELL teacher. She teaches in a suburban district outside of Columbus, Ohio. Wendi Pillars, NBCT, has been teaching students with English as a second/foreign language needs in grades K-12, both stateside and overseas, for 21 years and author of Visual Notetaking for Educators: A Teacher’s Guide to Student Creativity. Tracey Flores is a PhD candidate in English Education at Arizona State University. She is a former English Language Development and Language Arts teacher who worked in elementary classrooms for eight years.

Our guest coined the term "edusketching." She also wrote the book on how to use visual note taking to conceptualize and remember key ideas. Follow: @coolcatteacher @wendi322 @bamradionetwork #edtechchat #edchat #edtech Follow: @coolcatteacher @wendi322 @bamradionetwork #edtechchat #edchat #edtech Wendi Pillars is a National Board Certified K-12 ESL Teacher and current Global Classroom Teacher. She has taught language learners overseas and stateside for 19 years, and her first book Visual Notetaking for Educators: A Teacher's Guide to Student Creativity is available in November 2015.

The ranks of English Language Learners continue to balloon. Yet many schools and teachers are still unprepared to teach them. Our guests offer strategies and tools. Follow: @wendi322 @tchrannie larryferlazzo @bamradionetwork #edchat #teachers #edtech Annie Huynh is Director of Curriculum and Assessment at Boys Prep Bronx Elementary School. She is an ESL certified educator and leader who has taught internationally and in Philadelphia. Wendi Pillars is an NBCT teaching veteran of 19 years. A current Global Teaching Fellow, she has taught language learners in K-12, in myriad contexts, and is always seeking creative ways to increase her students' learning.Her first book is Visual Notetaking for Educators.

MSM 248: Visual Notetaking . . . but this is a Podcast . . . Presented in collaboration with the Association for Middle Level Education. Jokes You Can Use: Eileen Award: Advisory: Futuristic Inventions 200 Calories Middle School Science Minute by Dave Bydlowski (k12science or davidbydlowski@mac.com) Middle School Science Minute -- PBL and Fossil Finders I was recently reading the March, 2013 issue of Science Scope, a magazine for middle school science teachers, published by the National Science Teachers Association. An article that caught my attention was: "Fossil Finders: Engaging All of Your Students Using, Project-Based Learning." It was written by Timothy Conner, Daniel Capps, Barbara Crawford, and Robert Ross. The article does a nice job of explaining Project -Based Learning (PBL), why they use PBL and how Fossil Finders fits into the curriculum. You can learn more about Fossil Finders by visiting: http://www.fossilfinders.org From the Twitterverse: Resources: Adobe FormsCentral One take on Standardized Testing Do you know a class like this? Coggle Unleash your creativity https://coggle.it/ MindMup These can be created in a number of places. You can create a public one, an offline version or save one in your Google Drive. http://www.mindmup.com/#m:new Free Resources from Larry Ferlazzo Web Spotlight: How To Learn Math http://thefischbowl.blogspot.com/2013/07/how-to-learn-math.html Cinema Effects http://youtu.be/XHa98mDfOR4 Visual Notetaking http://www.speedofcreativity.org/2013/06/26/visual-notetaking-at-iste-2013/ How to Create Visual http://youtu.be/qRJG46hUAW8 Stop Penalizing Boys for Not Being Able to Sit Still at School http://www.theatlantic.com/sexes/archive/2013/06/stop-penalizing-boys-for-not-being-able-to-sit-still-at-school/276976/ Half-Baked Ideas . . . Visual Recording