00:56 - 1. Look around your self and draw it. 01:47 - developing habit by drawing a thing around me on a while doing journaling 02:29 - 2. Drawing ideas that interest you. - reading a book - podcast trace that single idea into picture 03:46 - 3. Pick a topic you are interested in and then write keywords related to that topic and then draw those particular keyword. 04:37 - 5. word of the day app/newsletter so that we can get new word and represent it as sketch 05:05 - additional tip under the image for particular word add the other words that that sketch may represent 05:17 - Using a thing from social media feed to draw it out.
I just found you while researching the Cornell Notes system that I learned about after purchasing a note pad referring to the system. I am very impressed with your teaching! I learn more through seeing than words or listening. Thank you for sharing your skills!! I have a book on Hashimotos disease and purchased the Audible version to listen and follow along in the book. Putting these together with your visual ideas, I hope to get a better grasp of the biology of my situation. I am excited to use your ideas! Thank you!
Terrific "how-to's"!!! Well done!!! Thank you! I am a closet wanna-be drawer - but I don't covet the ability to produce hyper-realistic art - I have always just wanted to be able to just draw ideas - things - images - quickly and simply... You've given me the vocabulary for it - I didn't know what to call it - "Sketchnotes!" - I've wanted to learn "sketchnoting!"... I stumbled across you and your terrific videos just trying to figure out how to draw an articulate *stick figure* for heaven's sake - one that conveyed action and purpose.... SO your stick figure tutorial was a revelation!!! lol.... SO HELPFUL...!! Also *especially* helpful is watching YOU do it! You're so engaging, helpful, encouraging.... Great great work.... So grateful...
Hi Doug. Some time ago you share what I think was a Google site with hundreds of small animations showing how to draw items. Could you remind me what site that was? Thanks
I've learnt German for over 2 years and still have difficulties remember new and advanced vocabularies, especially verbs. I want to build up a verb list but it seems impossible since it's hard to visualise and draw them with only 1 or 2 pictures. Can you suggest me some ways to illustrate and learn verbs effectively? Your videos are very useful. Thanks a lot.
You are a good teacher, clear and concise. I would to have you illustrate each of those five ideas with the video. the five concepts might stick better and give us an example of what kind of associations would be universal, since you e been practicing his longer. I’ve been an educator for over 30 years. I have always sketch-noted for myself in my own learning but am only now getting bolder about in my teaching.
Another good tip. I have a question/need help in how to write notes of topic with a lot of information. Ex. historical events, psychology theories etc.
First thought: grab a big stack of index cards and capture one idea per card (in sketchnote form), then spread them all out on the floor or a big table, and see if you can organize it all in a way that makes sense to you. I'll keep thinking on it :)
Hi Doug. You have a great way of explaining things so well. You can be a great teacher. I have a question for you, it's easy to draw something that interests you or you can imagine but how should I draw of which I am not interested but have to do bcaz its included in my curriculum like information systems control management.. I am student of course Chartered accountancy.
Thank you so much! That was very helpful :) Can you please open the option to add captions in other languages? I'd like to share the video with non-English speakers.
Hey great course. Have you thought of using the depth & complexity icons to represent different groups of ideas. Originally there were 11 icons (big idea, trends, change overtime, ethics, questions etc.) but the icons have expanded to 24. So far I've used the icons as mental promps but I see thier use in sketchnotes
00:56 - 1. Look around your self and draw it.
01:47 - developing habit by drawing a thing around me on a while doing journaling
02:29 - 2. Drawing ideas that interest you.
- reading a book
- podcast
trace that single idea into picture
03:46 - 3. Pick a topic you are interested in and then write keywords related to that topic and then draw those particular keyword.
04:37 - 5. word of the day app/newsletter so that we can get new word and represent it as sketch
05:05 - additional tip under the image for particular word add the other words that that sketch may represent
05:17 - Using a thing from social media feed to draw it out.
Holy crap, as a spanish speaker i must say that your spanish pronunciation is almost perfect!
¡Gracias!
Cataarsis I thought he is Spanish
La mierda no es santa , estúpido.
+1, almost perfect pronunciation! Also! Extremely interesting video
I just found you while researching the Cornell Notes system that I learned about after purchasing a note pad referring to the system. I am very impressed with your teaching! I learn more through seeing than words or listening. Thank you for sharing your skills!! I have a book on Hashimotos disease and purchased the Audible version to listen and follow along in the book. Putting these together with your visual ideas, I hope to get a better grasp of the biology of my situation. I am excited to use your ideas!
Thank you!
Terrific "how-to's"!!! Well done!!! Thank you! I am a closet wanna-be drawer - but I don't covet the ability to produce hyper-realistic art - I have always just wanted to be able to just draw ideas - things - images - quickly and simply... You've given me the vocabulary for it - I didn't know what to call it - "Sketchnotes!" - I've wanted to learn "sketchnoting!"... I stumbled across you and your terrific videos just trying to figure out how to draw an articulate *stick figure* for heaven's sake - one that conveyed action and purpose.... SO your stick figure tutorial was a revelation!!! lol.... SO HELPFUL...!! Also *especially* helpful is watching YOU do it! You're so engaging, helpful, encouraging.... Great great work.... So grateful...
I love your channel. Thanks for your videos. They are amazing.
Thanks for this Doug. I'm teaching folks at work about visual vocabulary and your video gives me some new ideas on how to help others out.
Glad to hear it!
OMG! You're so inspiring to me!
Love your channel!
Thank you, you’re great teacher. 👍🏻⭐️
this channel is great
Thank you!!!
Thanks for the advice! I have to say your spanish is very good as well. Rutina diaria was not an easy one, and you nailed it, so congrats on that too!
Those rolling r's still give me trouble sometimes :)
It seems like this one is not one of that times! ;)
My sister said I should make a visual dictionary for my superheroes and villains and I agreed 100%
Thanks for a well done presentation - diction and grammar, with enthusiasm!
l love your tips very much
Hi Doug. Some time ago you share what I think was a Google site with hundreds of small animations showing how to draw items. Could you remind me what site that was? Thanks
Nice. Ideal for flash card learning
I've learnt German for over 2 years and still have difficulties remember new and advanced vocabularies, especially verbs. I want to build up a verb list but it seems impossible since it's hard to visualise and draw them with only 1 or 2 pictures. Can you suggest me some ways to illustrate and learn verbs effectively? Your videos are very useful. Thanks a lot.
Great question! I added it to my list of future videos :)
Thank you so much!!!
You are a good teacher, clear and concise. I would to have you illustrate each of those five ideas with the video. the five concepts might stick better and give us an example of what kind of associations would be universal, since you e been practicing his longer. I’ve been an educator for over 30 years. I have always sketch-noted for myself in my own learning but am only now getting bolder about in my teaching.
Not many views compares to the other vids but this one has great info.
Another good tip. I have a question/need help in how to write notes of topic with a lot of information. Ex. historical events, psychology theories etc.
First thought: grab a big stack of index cards and capture one idea per card (in sketchnote form), then spread them all out on the floor or a big table, and see if you can organize it all in a way that makes sense to you. I'll keep thinking on it :)
Thanks for the response. I'll try your suggestion:)
Hi Doug. You have a great way of explaining things so well. You can be a great teacher. I have a question for you, it's easy to draw something that interests you or you can imagine but how should I draw of which I am not interested but have to do bcaz its included in my curriculum like information systems control management.. I am student of course Chartered accountancy.
Thank you so much! That was very helpful :) Can you please open the option to add captions in other languages? I'd like to share the video with non-English speakers.
Just updated those settings. Thanks so much!!!
what kind of Journal was that in the video was that a Moleskine journal and if so are they any good
Hey, what type of marker are you using in this video
Hey great course. Have you thought of using the depth & complexity icons to represent different groups of ideas. Originally there were 11 icons (big idea, trends, change overtime, ethics, questions etc.) but the icons have expanded to 24. So far I've used the icons as mental promps but I see thier use in sketchnotes
currently focusing on how you can talk without blinking your eyes!!!
If you went a bit slower I might watch more of your videos....