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Every Thursday at XPLANE we have visual thinking school, where we focus on getting better at our craft. This week we looked at the last month's work with a critical eye.

 

A pensive moment of thoughtful humor with James. I think that's one of his discarded ideas in the foreground.

JORNADA SOBRE VISUAL THINKING.

Organizado por Visualizamos (www.visualizamos.es/) y Executive Forum el viernes 26 de mayo en CASA DEL LECTOR.

Más información en www.visualizamos.es/jornada-visual-thinking/

Here's the link to TEDxBerkeley website:

 

tedxberkeley.org/speakers-4

 

Click on the speaker's picture to see their talk, read their bio, and see the graphic recording of their talk.

JORNADA SOBRE VISUAL THINKING.

Organizado por Visualizamos (www.visualizamos.es/) y Executive Forum el viernes 26 de mayo en CASA DEL LECTOR.

Más información en www.visualizamos.es/jornada-visual-thinking/

Piles, really :)

 

DIY London Tube map, inside.

Every Thursday at XPLANE we have visual thinking school, where we focus on getting better at our craft. This week we looked at the last month's work with a critical eye.

 

Jason seems to be facing an interesting dilemma -- water or beer?

What is your heart's desire? Pick an obect and put in a coin, and tell me -- what did you pick? And why?

 

1. BLUEBERRY BURST!, 2. Spam, 3. Leaf, 4. Marlboro Lights, 5. Fire alarm, 6. White Castle WHAT YOU CRAVE, 7. ?, 8. Face, 9. Kiss, 10. Reese's 4 Milk Chocolate Dipped Cookies, 11. Blue, 12. Lollipop!, 13. Sign, 14. Blue hydrant, 15. Toy, 16. Face

 

Created with fd's Flickr Toys.

A questionnaire which (allegedly) determines if you think in words, patterns or pictures from Visual Thinking, a book by Temple Grandin. flic.kr/p/2oFCsva

 

1. Do you think mainly in pictures instead of in words?

 

2. Do you know things without being able to explain how or why?

 

3. Do you solve problems in unusual ways?

 

4. Do you have a vivid imagination?

 

5. Do you remember what you see and forget what you hear?

 

6. Are you terrible at spelling?

 

7. Can you visualize objects from different perspectives? Are you organizationally impaired?

 

9. Do you often lose track of time?

 

10. Would you rather read a map than follow verbal directions?

 

11. Do you remember how to get to places you visited only once?

 

12. Is your handwriting slow and difficult for others to read?

 

13. Can you feel what others are feeling?

 

14. Are you musically, artistically, or mechanically inclined?

 

15. Do you know more than others think you know?

 

16. Do you hate speaking in front of a group?

 

17. Did you feel smarter as you got older?

 

18. Are you addicted to your computer?

 

19. Do you answering these vague questions actually helps us understand anything about you?

Sketchnotes, made live during the presentation, using an iPad and the Procreate app.

Every Thursday at XPLANE we have visual thinking school, where we focus on getting better at our craft. This week we looked at the last month's work with a critical eye.

 

Wow, James is just so good at looking thoughtful. I am totally convinced.

Morenewmath.com explains words differently.

 

'Baked fresh every monday' at www.morenewmath.com

Every Thursday at XPLANE we have visual thinking school, where we focus on getting better at our craft. This week we looked at the last month's work with a critical eye.

 

A tabletop where creativity and havoc seem to coexist peacefully.

Infografía acerca de la experiencia de emprendimiento de los jóvenes estudiantes que asistieron al CADE 2015

 

Infographic about undergraduated students' entrepreneur experience.

 

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We're trying to do too many things at once. We have great ideas but can't successfully execute all of them.

Graphic Recording - Gabriele Heinzel & Esther Blodau. passersby providing ideas for a better SBahn-Station

UNDO™ visualthinking at the seisporseis

Fateh Exhibit Part 01

Who is really the terrorist?

20.09.2006 | seisporseis | San Ándres Cholula | Puebla | ©2006 UNDO™ visualthinking

Screenshots from our first ad-hoc online visual jam. Carole McCullough brought this activity she uses during web meetings. I need to get an original to play with in my next meeting.

Talking about Chinese poetry in class, I created a 'page' on the board that consisted of a title in the upper left, and a poem in the lower right, with a painted 'feature' between them.

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