An edition of The graphic facilitator's guide
(2012)
The graphic facilitator's guide
how to use your listening, thinking & drawing skills to make meaning
by Brandy Agerbeck
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Graphic facilitation is the practice of using words and images to create a conceptual map of a conversation. A graphic facilitator is the visual, usually silent partner to the traditional, verbal facilitator, drawing a large scale image at the front of the room in real-time. Graphic facilitation is both process and product. Watching the graphic facilitator create the map as the group speaks is highly experiential and immediate. It focuses the group as they work, aiding concentration by capturing and organizing their ideas. Everyone can watch their ideas take shape.
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The graphic facilitator's guide: how to use your listening, thinking & drawing skills to make meaning
2012, loosetooth.com Library
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