Big Paper Strategy

Brainstorming and Graphic Recording, Visual Practitioner

Often called Graphic Recording, Big Paper creates living colorful graphical records of meetings and conferences.

This happens live in the same room as the speaker and audience.

We use big paper, thick gorgeous markers and exceptional listening skills to create visual records of meetings.  Consider these large sketchnotes or mindmaps of  your meeting or multi-faceted event.

These visual maps:

Reinforce verbal statements
Add clarity to audience members
And add a level of fun and excitement to a meeting

Depending on who is counting, 60 to 80% of us are visual learners. That means that visual reinforcement of ideas and concepts are absolutely essential to convey messages, solidify meaning, and to improve retention of information four fold.

Increase Meeting Energy, Improve the Messaging and Add a Little Joy!

Graphic Recording for Conference Speakers

When a Conference Speaker has access to and utilizes graphic recording - everyone benefits. Speakers themselves find an audience that is more in tune with the messaging, the audience message retention improves exponentially, and the conference itself benefits in three ways:

  1. A Visual Target for Social Media Sharing of the Live Event
  2. An appreciative audience
  3. Exceptional imagery to be used for future conference promotion

Graphic Recording for Company Meetings

While a gathering of geographically or functionally separated individuals can be an exciting avenue for friendship and the spread of ideas, management can fail to inspire, or fail to convey a proper message as the purpose of the meeting. Big Paper can simply draw and color along side a suite of speakers over the course of a meeting, or can work with your team ahead of time to prepare and outline visuals that reinforce the messaging. A pre-planned graphic recording is just as live and engaging, however more thoughtful and visually engaging.

Graphic Recording for World Cafés

A World Café or Knowledge Café is a structured conversational process for knowledge sharing. While much of the action takes place at individual tables, a fusion of ideas and collections takes place throughout a World Café as a graphic recording gathers all ideas, concepts, questions and opinions into one or more cohesive visual big paper images.

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