Angielski
Have you ever struggled to retain information that you've written down? Maybe you've heard about how drawing your notes can enhance your learning while having fun. There is a solution, and it's called Sketchnoting!
Grow your creativity and sharpen your listening and critical thinking skills while you learn how to:
· Say "No thanks" to your inner critic and let yourself play
· Assemble your sketchnoting toolkit with items you already have
· Write more clearly, and actually like your handwriting
· Make your notes easier to understand with simple lines and shapes
· Enhance your notes with 15 easy-to-draw icons
· Create impactful people, even if you "can only draw stick figures"
· Use the page creatively and avoid running out of room
· Stay focused and retain more information
· Figure out what to write down and what to skip
· Maximize your learning and develop your skills quickly and easily
A Beginner's Guide to Sketchnoting makes notetaking fun and effective, no matter what you're learning!
You Don't Need to be an Artist to Draw Your Notes!
Packed with useful information, encouraging advice, delightful illustrations, and enticing exercises, this step-by-step guide shows notetakers like you how to reclaim your creativity and draw your notes (even if you have no artistic skills).
Studies have shown that learners retain more information more quickly when they use visuals as well as words. And they don't have to be good at drawing for it to work!
If you're looking for ways to inject fun into your classes, lectures, or meetings, while staying focused longer and remembering more, this book is for you!
