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The first interactive guide to turning presentations, meetings, papers, discussions, into drawings, in real time. A visual overview of the entire profession, presented as a “choose your own adventure” journey with interactive tools for further exploration. This journey takes into account all aspects—both tangible and intangible—and serves as a guide to turn to when we’re unsure which direction to take.

Sketchnoting is a powerful tool for learning and while you can jump right in and start creating visual notes, many people don't feel confident to start on their own. 180 Sketchnoting Practice Prompts is packed with activities organized from simple to complex. You'll start by making things out of squares to creating a Sketchnote using a Core Structure. This book is perfect for teachers looking for ways to introduce Sketchnoting lessons into the classroom. With 180 activities, it lines up nicely with the common school year. Everything you need is included. These activities are appropriate for the teacher and student alike. You don't have to be an educator to use Sketchnoting though. Anyone can benefit from adding images to written notes. 180 Sketchnoting Practice Prompts is over 250 pages of examples, traceables, and activities that will have you Sketchnoting in no time.

Have you ever felt like you’re “too busy” to be creative? Or caught yourself thinking “I can’t draw” or “I don’t have time to slow down,” even though part of you is craving a pause? Draw Your Line of Thought is a gentle, playful book that invites you to slow down through simple doodles, lines, and visual reflections. It’s not about learning how to draw “well.” It’s about using drawing to think, breathe, notice, and reconnect with yourself, one small line at a time. What the book is about: The book takes you on a five-stop visual journey designed to help you move from mind-full to mindful. Through short prompts, illustrated exercises, and friendly encouragement, you’re guided to: Reclaim creativity that may have been pushed aside by adult responsibilities. Use doodling as a tool for reflection, clarity, and emotional regulation. Befriend your inner critic (the “creative gremlin”) instead of fighting it. Embrace imperfection, curiosity, and small daily creative habits. See creativity not as talent, but as a practice of noticing and presence. You can follow the journey in order, or make it your own. The book is designed as a flexible map, not a rigid program. 

50 practical and engaging ways to make thinking visible and collaboration dynamic! Make thinking visible, strengthen collaboration and bring clarity to ideas with the Visual Thinking Strategies Card Deck. This deck contains 50 high-quality illustrated cards with visual prompts on the front and guided instructions for using drawing as a creative problem-solving tool on the back. The deck covers four categories of a creative problem-solving process: Discover, Explore, Improve, Deliver, plus a Pause category. Each card offers Facts, Metaphors and Story prompts to boost visual thinking and visual doing. Designed for individual or group work in boardrooms, classrooms and for anyone looking to unleash their creative thinking with the power of freehand drawing. If you can draw a problem, you can solve it. No artistic talent is required. The printable high-resolution PDF of all 50 cards, includes fronts and backs of each card.