“Graphic recording is the most important tool of collective thought in the continuing Age of Innovation.”

The key to using graphic recordings effectively, in my opinion, is not defined by how crafty the graphic facilitator is. Rather, the key is to engage clients or team members to explain or describe what the graphics mean to them collectively. Based on that, the graphic recorder creates and uses a consistent set of expressions and symbols that everyone in the team would share a common interpretation.

Here are two amazing examples of my classmates who recorded a 10-minute mock client meeting graphically. These two examples represent two different styles of graphic recording and amazed me with their creativity.

Storyboard Style by Pushkar Patange

Arrow Map Style by Daniel James